The Keysight L7104B is an electro-mechanical multiport coaxial switch engineered for RF and microwave signal routing across DC to 20 GHz. Built in a Single Pole Four Throw (SP4T) configuration with terminated ports, it delivers the insertion loss repeatability and isolation performance demanded in precision test systems.
Insertion loss repeatability of 0.03 dB is warranted for 2 million cycles, directly reducing measurement uncertainty in critical applications. Typical isolation reaches 90 dB at 12 GHz and exceeds 85 dB at 26.5 GHz. The switch operates reliably through 5 million cycles, with a warranted operating life of 2 million cycles.
– Technical Specifications
• Frequency Range: DC to 20 GHz
• Configuration: SP4T (Single Pole Four Throw)
• Port Type: Terminated
• Insertion Loss Repeatability: 0.03 dB (warranted for 2 million cycles)
• Typical Isolation: 90 dB at 12 GHz; >85 dB at 26.5 GHz
• Typical Operating Life: 5 million cycles
• Power Handling: 1 W average into 50 Ω internal loads (switching); 50 W peak non-switching (not to exceed 1 W average)
• Connectors: Ribbon cable or solder terminal options available
– Key Features
• Electronic position indication for operational feedback
• Magnetic latching ensures secure port locking without continuous power
• Current interrupt capability prevents DC circuit contact failures
• Opto-electronic indicators and interrupts enhance system reliability and extend switch life
• TTL/5 V CMOS compatible control (optional)
– Typical Applications
• RF and microwave signal routing in test and measurement systems
• Antenna switching and selection networks
• Multi-channel receiver or transmitter switching
• Calibration and source switching in automated test equipment
– Compatibility & Integration
Control options include ribbon cable or solder terminal connections (Option 100 for solder terminals). TTL/5 V CMOS compatibility is available as an option, enabling straightforward integration into automated control architectures.



























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