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QUOTATION REQUEST B9 SERIES SPDT TYPE SC

Quotation Request

"*" indicates required fields

1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Hover over the ? icon for helpful terminology information.
1) Frequency (required)*

Select your frequency range below.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select your actuator option below.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

A mode of operation in which all output ports of the switch are disconnected from the input port until a voltage is applied to maintain a selected position. The switch returns to its open position with the removal of voltage.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

A mode of operation in which the supply voltage and control voltage can be positive or the return voltage can be negative.

To select a position using + positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using - return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM.

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

Quantity
SELECT THE QUANTITY.
Company Name
Name*
{all_fields}

QUOTATION REQUEST B5 SERIES SPDT TYPE N

Quotation Request

"*" indicates required fields

1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Hover over the ? icon for helpful terminology information.
1) Frequency (required)*

Select your frequency range below.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select your actuator option below.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

A mode of operation in which all output ports of the switch are disconnected from the input port until a voltage is applied to maintain a selected position. The switch returns to its open position with the removal of voltage.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

A mode of operation in which the supply voltage and control voltage can be positive or the return voltage can be negative.

To select a position using + positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using - return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM.

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

Quantity
SELECT THE QUANTITY.
Company Name
Name*
{all_fields}

QUOTATION REQUEST B40 SERIES SPDT 2.92 mm

Complete the steps for a quotation within 1 business day.

"*" indicates required fields

1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Hover over the ? icon for helpful terminology information.
1) Frequency (required)*
SELECT THE FREQUENCY.

Select the Frequency.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select the actuator option.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

A mode of operation in which all output ports of the switch are disconnected from the input port until a voltage is applied to maintain a selected position. The switch returns to its open position with the removal of voltage.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

SELECT THE POLARITY REQUIREMENT.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

To select a position using positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using the return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE REQUIRED OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM (MOST COMMON STANDARD SWITCH)

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT ANY SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

Quantity
SELECT THE QUANTITY.
Company Name
Name*
{all_fields}

QUOTATION REQUEST B10 SERIES SPDT SMA

Complete the steps for a quotation within 1 business day.

"*" indicates required fields

1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Hover over the ? icon for helpful terminology information.
1) Frequency (required)*
SELECT THE FREQUENCY.

Select the Frequency.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select the actuator option.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

A mode of operation in which all output ports of the switch are disconnected from the input port until a voltage is applied to maintain a selected position. The switch returns to its open position with the removal of voltage.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

SELECT THE POLARITY REQUIREMENT.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

To select a position using positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using the return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE REQUIRED OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM (MOST COMMON STANDARD SWITCH)

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT ANY SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

Quantity
SELECT THE QUANTITY.
Company Name
Name*
{all_fields}

QUOTATION REQUEST B3 SERIES SPDT SMA

Complete the steps for a quotation within 1 business day.

"*" indicates required fields

1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Hover over the ? icon for helpful terminology information.
1) Frequency (required)*
SELECT THE FREQUENCY.

Select the Frequency.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select the actuator option.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

A mode of operation in which all output ports of the switch are disconnected from the input port until a voltage is applied to maintain a selected position. The switch returns to its open position with the removal of voltage.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

SELECT THE POLARITY REQUIREMENT.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

To select a position using positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using the return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE REQUIRED OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM (MOST COMMON STANDARD SWITCH)

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT ANY SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

Quantity
SELECT THE QUANTITY.
Company Name
Name*
{all_fields}

QUOTATION REQUEST B2 SERIES SPDT SMA

Complete the steps for a quotation within 1 business day.

"*" indicates required fields

1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Hover over the ? icon for helpful terminology information.
1) Frequency (required)*
SELECT THE FREQUENCY.

Select the Frequency.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select the actuator option.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

A mode of operation in which all output ports of the switch are disconnected from the input port until a voltage is applied to maintain a selected position. The switch returns to its open position with the removal of voltage.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

SELECT THE POLARITY REQUIREMENT.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

To select a position using positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using the return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE REQUIRED OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM (MOST COMMON STANDARD SWITCH)

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT ANY SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

Quantity
SELECT THE QUANTITY.
Company Name
Name*
{all_fields}

QUOTATION REQUEST L2 SERIES DPDT TYPE N

Quotation Request

"*" indicates required fields

1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Hover over the ? icon for helpful terminology information.
1) Frequency (required)*

Select your frequency range below.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select your actuator option below.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

A mode of operation in which the supply voltage and control voltage can be positive or the return voltage can be negative.

To select a position using + positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using - return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM.

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

Quantity
SELECT THE QUANTITY.
Company Name
Name*
{all_fields}

QUOTATION REQUEST L40 SERIES DPDT 2.92 mm

Complete the steps for a quotation within 1 business day.

"*" indicates required fields

1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Hover over the ? icon for helpful terminology information.
1) Frequency (required)*
SELECT THE FREQUENCY.

Select the Frequency.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select the actuator option.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

SELECT THE POLARITY REQUIREMENT.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

A mode of operation in which the supply voltage and control voltage can be positive or the return voltage can be negative.

To select a position using + positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using - return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

 

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE REQUIRED OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM (MOST COMMON STANDARD SWITCH)

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT ANY SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

Quantity
SELECT THE QUANTITY.
Company Name
Name*
{all_fields}

QUOTATION REQUEST L1 SERIES DPDT SMA

Complete the steps for a quotation within 1 business day.

"*" indicates required fields

1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Hover over the ? icon for helpful terminology information.
1) Frequency (required)*
SELECT THE FREQUENCY.

Select the Frequency.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select the actuator option.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

SELECT THE POLARITY REQUIREMENT.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

A mode of operation in which the supply voltage and control voltage can be positive or the return voltage can be negative.

To select a position using + positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using - return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

 

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE REQUIRED OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM (MOST COMMON STANDARD SWITCH)

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT ANY SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

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QUOTATION REQUEST L10 SERIES DPDT SMA

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1SELECT THE FREQUENCY
2SELECT THE ACTUATOR
3SELECT THE VOLTAGE
4SELECT THE POLARITY
5SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE
6SELECT THE OPTIONS
7SELECT THE PIM
8SELECT THE SPECIAL OPTIONS
9SELECT THE QUANTITY
10ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
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1) Frequency (required)*
SELECT THE FREQUENCY.

Select the Frequency.

2) Actuator (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR.

Select the actuator option.

A mode of operation in which the switch moves to the closed position when the actuating voltage is applied and always returns to the predetermined position when the voltage is removed.

Also called pulse latching, a mode of operation in which the switch remains in a pre-selected position whenever the actuating voltage is removed or interrupted, and holds that pre-selected position until a voltage is applied to another position.

3) Actuator Voltage (required)*
SELECT THE ACTUATOR VOLTAGE.

Select the actuator voltage from the options below.

4) Common Polarity (not required for Failsafe or switches with TTL Logic)
SELECT THE POLARITY.

SELECT THE POLARITY REQUIREMENT.

Not required if the actuator option is failsafe.

Not required with all switches using TTL Logic control.

A mode of operation in which the supply voltage and control voltage can be positive or the return voltage can be negative.

To select a position using + positive voltage the common voltage must be the return voltage.

To select a position using - return voltage the positive must be supplied at the common terminal.

 

5) Power Interface (required)*
SELECT THE POWER INTERFACE.

Select the power interface from the options below.

6) Options (please select all that apply)
SELECT THE REQUIRED OPTIONS.

Select all required options below.

No options are required.

This option offers fast-recovery rectifiers (diodes) connected in parallel with the coics of the switch to suppress any transient voltage generated by the coils. Suppression Diodes are included with TTL Logic.

A set of internally mounted contacts mechanically connected to the switch actuator allowing external monitoring of switch RF status.

Transistor-transistor-logic driver circuitry which enables the status of the switch to be controlled by the level of the TTL logic input.

Completely contained within the switch housing, BDC logic circuitry establishes compatibility of the switch with binary login inputs.

This applies to a latching type switch only. A switch that has the ability to disconnect the actuator drive circuit so that D.C. current will not be consumed after switching has been accomplished.

7) Intermodulation (not required - most common standard switch)
SELECT THE PIM (MOST COMMON STANDARD SWITCH)

Passive Intermodulation - PIM is a form of signal distortion that occurs whenever signals at two or more frequencies conduct simultaneously in a passive device which contains some non-linear response. Usually not a concern however if PIM is required select from the PIM values below.

8) Special Options (select only those that are required)
SELECT ANY SPECIAL OPTIONS.

Select from the special options below if required.

No options are required in this category.

Select this option if a higher power level is required. View the Power Chart here and reference the appropriate connector.

Select this option if a low temperature environment is required (common for airborne or high altitude applications).

Quantity
SELECT THE QUANTITY.
Company Name
Name*
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