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Coaxial Switches
Coaxial Switches are in stock with same-day shipping at Mouser from industry leading manufacturers. Mouser is an authorized distributor for coaxial switch manufacturers such as Fairview Microwave, Mini-Circuits, Pasternack, Radiall & Teledyne Relays & more.
Coaxial switches are electromechanical or solid-state devices designed to route, select, or redirect radio frequency (RF) and microwave signals between multiple signal paths. They provide reliable signal management while maintaining impedance matching, low insertion loss, and high isolation, helping preserve signal integrity across high-frequency applications. These switches serve as critical components in RF systems where flexible signal routing, testing, monitoring, and network management capabilities are required.
Types: The most common coaxial switch types include SPDT coaxial switches, SP4T coaxial switches, transfer switches, multiposition coaxial switches, latching coaxial switches, failsafe coaxial switches, solid-state coaxial switches, and high-frequency microwave switches, each optimized for specific switching, frequency, and power-handling requirements.
Applications: Coaxial switches are widely used in wireless communication systems, test and measurement equipment, aerospace and defense platforms, satellite communications, radar systems, cellular infrastructure, broadcasting equipment, and RF signal monitoring applications to control and route high-frequency signals efficiently.
Selection requirements: To choose coaxial switches, evaluate frequency range, insertion loss, isolation performance, switching speed, power handling capability, impedance, connector type, lifecycle durability, and suitability for the intended electrical and environmental conditions.