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Product category: Communications ICs (Wireless)
News Release from: Peregrine Semiconductor | Subject: PE4257
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 18 November 2004

RF switch aims for wireless
infrastructure

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New from Peregrine Semiconductor is the PE4257 UltraCMOS RF switch for wireless infrastructure applications.

New from Peregrine Semiconductor is the PE4257 UltraCMOS RF switch for wireless infrastructure applications The 50ohm device boasts unrivalled isolation and broadband linearity performance, and offers the most economical, lowest power and smallest size solution for wireless infrastructure applications such as wireless base stations, repeaters and fixed wireless

"The PE4257 is a perfect solution for wireless infrastructure manufacturers by offering unprecedented isolation and broadband linearity, as well as providing component count reduction", said Jussi Salminen, Director of Peregrine's Wireless Sector Marketing.

"The PE4257, along with its counterpart PE4256 for broadband applications, are being well received by the market with their industry leading isolation of 63dB at 1GHz operation and industry-leading IIP3 of greater than 55dBm", he added.

The PE4257 is a fully absorptive 50ohm SPDT device featuring low insertion loss for lower power dissipation; and high ESD tolerance for simplified manufacturing.

The device maintains unparalleled linearity over the entire frequency range and requires an extremely low bias while operating on a single 3V supply.

The PE4257 is available in the 4 x 4mm 20-lead QFN package and is priced at $0.84 each in 10,000-quantity orders.

Products samples and volume production are available now through Peregrine and its worldwide distribution partner, Richardson Electronics.

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