RF Reed Relays Part II Product Training
●Introduction
■Purpose
▲Designing and testing reed relays for switching and carrying high frequency (RF) signals and fast digital pulses
■Objectives
▲Show how geometrics directly determines a good RF relay
▲The importance of the physical layout of test fixtures determines the test results
▲We will show that the RF signals are directly affected by the conductor materials and material existing between the signal path and the relay shielding
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