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USB / LVTTL RF SP16T Switch
USB-1SP16T-83H
50Ω 1 to 8000 MHz
The Big Deal
• Very high isolation, 90 dB typ
• High speed switch transition, 5 µs typ
• High power handling, +30 dBm max
• Daisy-chain control of up to 35 modules
Typical Applications
• Cellular handset / BTS testing
• High volume production testing / ATE
• Design verication testing
• RF signal routing / switch matrices
Software Package
Case Style: RB2574-2
Model No.DescriptionQty.
USB-1SP16T-83H
MUSB-CBL-3+2.6 ft USB cable1
Switch Matrix1
Included Accessories
Product Overview
Mini-Circuits’ USB-1SP16T-83H is a high isolation (90 dB typical), absorptive SP16T switch with USB and LVTTL control. The fast
switching, solid state switch operates from 1 MHz to 8000 MHz with 5 µs typical switch transition speed and high linearity (+50 dBm
typ IP3) which allow the model to be used for a wide variety of RF applications.
Full software support is provided for USB control, including our user-friendly GUI application for Windows and a full API with
programming instructions for Windows and Linux environments (both 32-bit and 64-bit systems). The latest version of the full software
package can be downloaded from https://www.minicircuits.com/softwaredownload/solidstate.html at any time.
The USB-1SP16T-83H is housed in a low prole, rugged metal case (10.98” x 2.50” x 0.6”) with 17 SMA (F) connectors (COM, and
J1 to J16), a USB Mini-B port and a D-Sub 9 pin port for power and two data bus connectors for Master / Slave connections to other
modules.
Key Features
FeatureAdvantages
RF SP16T absorptive switch
High Linearity (IP3 +50 dBm typ.)
Internal DC Blocking capacitors
at RF ports
Dynamic daisy-chain control
Full software support included
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Torvalds.
owners of the above referenced trademarks
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Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.
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Wideband (1 to 8000 MHz) with high isolation (90 dB typ.), and high power rating (+30 dBm
through path) makes this switch suitable for a wide range of applications.
Results in little or negligible inter-modulation generation, meeting requirements for digital
communications signals
No need for external DC blocking circuitry
Simplify control software and interconnections by cascading up to 35 modules of multiple
switch types into a Master / Slave chain with a single USB interface.
Mini-Circuits’ full software package, programming and user manual are available for down
load from
cost.
Neither Mini-Circuits nor the Mini-Circuits USB-1SP16T-83H are afliated with or endorsed by the
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at no extra
Rev. D
M177161
EDR-11610/1
USB-1SP16T-83H
RAV
201221
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Mini-Circuits
USB / LVTTL RF SP16T Switch
USB-1SP16T-83H
Electrical Specications @ 0 to 50°C
ParameterPort ConditionsMin.Typ.Max.Units
Operating Frequency18000MHz
1 to 3000 MHz
Insertion LossCOM to any active port
7000 to 8000 MHz
1 to 3000 MHz
Between any ports J1 to J16
Isolation
VSWR
Power Input
@1 dB Compression
1,2
IP3
Transition Time
Minimum dwell time
Switching Time (USB)
Switching Time (LVTTL)
Supply voltage (Vcc)
Supply Current (Icc)
Current Pass-through
Operating RF Input
Power
1
Compression and IP3 may degrade below 10 MHz.
2
IP3 Tested with 1 MHz span between signals, +5 dBm per tone.
3
Switching time spec represents the time that the RF signal paths are interrupted during switching and thus is specied without communication delays.
4
Transition time spec represents the time that the RF signal paths are interrupted during switching and thus is specified without communication delays.
5
Minimum dwell time is the shortest time that can be achieved between 2 switch transitions when programming an automated switch sequence.
6
Switching time(USB) is the time from issuing a single software command via USB to the switch state changing. The most significant factor is the host PC, influenced
by CPU load and USB protocol. The time shown is an estimate for a medium CPU load and USB 2.0 connection.
7
Switching time(LVTTL) is the time from setting the control at he LVTTL input to the desired logic state, to the RF signal at the specified output reaching 90% of the
steady state.
8
Current consumption specied for a single unit without any slave modules.
9
Pass through current is the maximum current handling of a unit with slave modules attached. If controlling a large number of slave modules additional power supplies
should be included to ensure this limit is not exceeded. See page 5 for details.
4
COM to any terminated port @
disconnected state
COM to any terminated port @
active states
COM port @active states
Any port connected to COM @
active states
Any terminated port (includes
COM in disconnected state)
1
5
6
8
9
COM to any active port10 to 8000 MHz−+31.5−dBm
COM to any active port
High Speed Mode−−15−µs
7
USB or D-Sub port
Through path
Any terminated port−−−+25
−−−59.5µs
−−−2−ms
−−−12−µs
3000 to 7000 MHz6788−
7000 to 8000 MHz
1 to 3000 MHz
3000 to 7000 MHz83100−
7000 to 8000 MHz
1 to 3000 MHz
3000 to 7000 MHz6785−
7000 to 8000 MHz
1 to 3000 MHz
3000 to 7000 MHz−1.45−
7000 to 8000 MHz
1 to 3000 MHz
3000 to 7000 MHz−1.40−
7000 to 8000 MHz
1 to 3000 MHz
3000 to 7000 MHz−1.20−
7000 to 8000 MHz
10 to 5000 MHz−+50−
5000 to 8000 MHz−+45−
−4.7555.25V
−−6090
−−−500
Hot Switching −−+20
1 - 10 MHz
10 - 8000 MHz−−+30
−5.57.5
−9.513.0
6390−
6078−
80100−
75100−
6785−
6278−
−1.25−
−1.50−
−1.25−
−1.35−
−1.25−
−1.30−
Derate Linearly from +30 dBm @10 MHz to
+25 dBm @ 1 MHz
dB3000 to 7000 MHz−7.511.0
dB
:1
dBm
DC
mA
dBmCold switching
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Mini-Circuits
USB / LVTTL RF SP16T Switch
50Ω
50Ω
50Ω
50Ω
50Ω
50Ω
USB-1SP16T-83H
Control voltages for LVTTL Control
ParameterMin.Typ.Max.Units
Control
Input
Low0—0.8
High2.0—3.3
V
Absolute Maximum Ratings
Operating Temperature0°C to 50°C
Storage Temperature-20°C to 60°C
DC supply voltage max. (USB or D-Sub pin 1)6V
Voltage at LVTTL control pins3.6V
RF power into termination+26 dBm
RF power @ Through
path
DC voltage @ RF Ports16V
Permanent damage may occur if any of these limits are exceeded. Operating in the range
between operating power limits and absolute maximum ratings for extended periods of time may
result in reduced life and reliability.
1 to 10 MHz
10 to 8000 MHz+31 dBm
Derate linearly from +31 dBm @ 10
MHz to +30 dBm @1 MHz
Connections
RF SP16T Switch (J1 to J16, COM) (SMA female)
USB(USB type Mini-B receptacle)
Serial In (Digital Control 2 port)(Digital Snap Fit Connector)
Serial Out (Digital Control 1 port)(Digital Snap Fit Connector)
LVTTL control & power(9 pin D-sub - Female)*
*9 Pin D-Sub
Pin Connections
PIN NumberFunction
1Vcc
2GND
3D0
4D1
5D2
6D3
7D4
8Not Connected
9Not Connected
Simplied Diagram
LVTTL Control & Power
ABSORPTIVE SP16T SWITCH
J1
J2
Power Supply
Internal
Termination
COM
50Ω
J8
Control & Power
to slaves
(Serial Out)
Supply Out
Voltage
regulator
MICROCONTROLLER
Control
Control
1
16
2
10
9
8
J9
Control & Power
from Master
(Serial In)
Supply
In
J10
USB
J16
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USB / LVTTL RF SP16T Switch
USB-1SP16T-83H
LVTTL communication parameters
ParameterConditionsMin.Typ.Max.Units
Voltage levels
Logic Low VoltageInput0−0.8
Logic High VoltageInput2.0−3.3
V
The USB-1SP16T-83H LVTTL control interface consists of 5 unlatched parallel control bits that select the desired
switch state, as shown in the truth table below. The parallel control does not have any latch and thus will respond
immediately to any change.
Connecting the switch to USB control and establishing USB communication will disable the LVTTL control until the
switch is reset by disconnecting and then reconnecting power.
All LVTTL controls are connected with internal pull-down resistors so the default state of the switch is disconnected
state.
Power can be provided via either the D-Sub port or USB port, regardless of the control method used.
COM -> 1Logic HighLogic LowLogic LowLogic LowLogic Low
COM -> 2Logic LowLogic HighLogic LowLogic LowLogic Low
COM -> 3Logic HighLogic HighLogic LowLogic LowLogic Low
COM -> 4Logic LowLogic LowLogic HighLogic LowLogic Low
COM -> 5Logic HighLogic LowLogic HighLogic LowLogic Low
COM -> 6Logic LowLogic HighLogic HighLogic LowLogic Low
COM -> 7Logic HighLogic HighLogic HighLogic LowLogic Low
COM -> 8Logic LowLogic LowLogic LowLogic HighLogic Low
COM -> 9Logic HighLogic LowLogic LowLogic HighLogic Low
COM -> 10Logic LowLogic HighLogic LowLogic HighLogic Low
COM -> 11Logic HighLogic HighLogic LowLogic HighLogic Low
COM -> 12Logic LowLogic LowLogic HighLogic HighLogic Low
COM -> 13Logic HighLogic LowLogic HighLogic HighLogic Low
COM -> 14Logic LowLogic HighLogic HighLogic HighLogic Low
COM -> 15Logic HighLogic HighLogic HighLogic HighLogic Low
COM -> 16Logic LowLogic LowLogic LowLogic LowLogic High
All inactive ports will be internally terminated to 50 Ω.
In disconnected state, all ports including COM port will be terminated internally.
Note maximum input power to internal termination listed on page 2 & 3.
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USB / LVTTL RF SP16T Switch
USB-1SP16T-83H
Connecting multiple modules (Daisy Chain)
The USB-1SP16T-83H is designed to connect up to 35 modules in series (Daisy chain) using dynamic addressing, meaning there is no
need to specically set the address of the modules, the addresses will be set automatically as part of establishing the communications
with the PC. The module connected to the PC USB port will be assigned address 0 (Master), the rst module connected to it will get
address 1(slave) and subsequent modules incrementing up to address 34 (slave).
USB control
(limited to 500mA max)
USB Serial Ctrl In Serial Ctrl Out
Module 0
RF Connectors
Master
USB Serial Ctrl In Serial Ctrl Out
Module 1
RF Connectors
Slave 1
power adaptor
USB Serial Ctrl In Serial Ctrl Out
Module 2
RF Connectors
Slave 2
Additional power supply will need to
be connected every sixth Module.
USB Serial Ctrl In Serial Ctrl Out
Module 34
RF Connectors
Slave 34
Connections between modules will be made using the serial in/out ports with the module connected to the PC as a master and all
others as slave modules. All control will be through the master module (address zero) which is the only one communicating with the
PC. Serial control out port of each module should be connected to the serial control in port of the next module. Power will be supplied
from the PC via the master module up to a maximum of 500mA.
If connecting USB-1SP16T-83H units in series, additional power supply will generally be needed every six to eight modules. If mixing
modules of different types ensure the max current through any unit does not exceed 500mA. All power supplies should be connected
to the module via the module’s USB port, connecting an additional power supply will automatically cut off power draw from the serial
control in port for that module.
The Serial master/slave bus allows connecting modules of different types to the same daisy chain as long as all support Mini-Circuits
Dynamic addressing setup. To add a new module to the set up simply connect the module to the setup and refresh the address listing,
no need to reset any of the existing modules or assign addresses manually.
Connecting slave units should be done only with control cables provided by Mini-Circuits
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• API DLL les exposing the full switch functionality
• ActiveX COM DLL le for creation of 32-bit programs
• .Net library DLL le for creation of 32 / 64-bit programs
• Supported by most common programming environments (refer to application note AN-49-001 for summary of tested
environments)
Linux Support:
• Full switch control in a Linux environment is achieved by way of USB interrupt commands.
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USB / LVTTL RF SP16T Switch
Ordering, Pricing & Availability Information see our web site
ModelDescription
USB-1SP16T-83H
Included AccessoriesPart No.Description
USB / LVTTL
RF SP16T Switch
USB-1SP16T-83H
MUSB-CBL-3+
2.6 ft (0.8 m) USB Cable: USB type A(Male) to USB
type Mini-B(Male)
Optional AccessoriesDescription
MUSB-CBL-3+ (Spare)
MUSB-CBL-7+6.6 ft (2.0 m) USB Cable: USB type A(Male) to USB type Mini-B(Male)
D-SUB9-MF-6+ 6 ft LVTTL Cable: 9 pin D-sub(Male) to 9 pin D-sub(Female)
CBL-1.5FT-MMD+ 1.5 ft cable assembly for serial control Daisy Chain with snap t connectors
USB-AC/DC-5+ AC/DC +5V power adaptor with USB connector
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The USB-AC/DC-5 may be used to provide power via USB port when control is via LVTTL, or to provide additional power if needing to connect a number of
switches in series exceeding 500mA total current draw.
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Includes power plugs for US, UK, EU, IL, AU & China. Plugs for other countries are also available, if you need a power plug for a country not listed please
contact testsolutions@minicircuits.com
2.6 ft (0.8 m) USB Cable: USB type A(Male) to USB type Mini-B(Male)
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Additional Notes
A. Performance and quality attributes and conditions not expressly stated in this specication document are intended to be excluded and do not form a part of this
specication document.
B. Electrical specications and performance data contained in this specication document are based on Mini-Circuit’s applicable established test performance criteria and
measurement instructions.
C. The parts covered by this specication document are subject to Mini-Circuits standard limited warranty and terms and conditions (collectively, “Standard Terms”);
Purchasers of this part are entitled to the rights and benets contained therein. For a full statement of the Standard Terms and the exclusive rights and remedies
thereunder, please visit Mini-Circuits’ website at www.minicircuits.com/MCLStore/terms.jsp
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