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RF Switch Matrices

Pickering Interfaces (Clacton on Sea, UK) offers 60-730 and 60-770 RF matrices that are designed for switching signals to frequencies up to 2.5 GHz. The 60-770 is a 50Ω RF matrix available in 32×8, 24×8, 16×8, and 8×8 configurations within a 3U rack-mountable case. Front-panel SMA connectors are included. The 60-730 is a 75Ω RF matrix available in 32×16, 16×16, 16×8, and 8×8 configurations within a 6U rack-mountable case. Front panel connectors are F Type, for use in coaxial video applications. For Free Info

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