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74S-72 Bird Coaxial Switch 1P 6T 72 Ohm Type-N Female DC-10GHZ (PULL)
Limited Quantity Available, Clean Used, Not for Export
MFR: Bird Electronics
Picture for Reference only, Costmetic condition may vary
74, 72-Ohm - 6 Position Coaxial Selector Switch
Bird's RF Selector Switches employ a unique, rugged and reliable design which permits positive contact, low insertion VSWR and negligible cross talk between channels. The switching mechanism is 4 1/2" of RG-87/U Teflon cable which is pulled away from the mating Male N connectors and rotated to the desired switch position.
The Selector Switches may be panel-mounted. All connectors are located on the rear of the housing and are parallel to the shaft of the switch. All connecting cables may be laced together without the use of right-angle adapters.
The switches have a valuable advantage that they cannot be operated accidentally, but must be operated by intentional sequential movement. The knob must be grasped, pulled out, rotated and pushed in to make contact.
- Switches may be panel-mounted
- Cannot be operated accidentally
- Easy to Use
- Rugged and Reliable
MFR: Bird Electronics
Made in USA
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Typical Operation Values
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Frequency
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VSWR
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Insertion Loss
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Max. RF Power Rating @ 65°C
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100 MHz
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Negligible
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0.02 dB
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850 W
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1000 MHz
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1.06 max.
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0.09 dB
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200 W
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4000 MHz
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1.30 max.
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0.22 dB
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75 W
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product specifications:
| Item No | 74 |
| Item Name | 72-Ohm, 6 Position Coaxial Selector Switch |
| Positions | 6 |
| Coaxial Circuits | 1 |
| Frequency Range | DC to 10 GHz |
| Maximum RF Voltage | 500 V |
| Attenuation | For unused channel - 75 dB (cross talk) |
| Temperature Range | -60 to +65 °C (-76 to +149 °F) |
| Weight | 2-1/2 lbs. (1.1 kg) |
Additional Information
| Featured Product | No |
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| Made in the USA | Yes |
| GTIN | N/A |
| ISBN | N/A |
| NATO Stock Number | N/A |
| Manufacturer Part Number | N/A |
| Manufacturer | Bird Elec. (Clean used) |
| Condition | Used |
| NOS | No |
| Call For Price | No |
| Manufacturer Name | BIRD ELECTRONICS |