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As for Safe-State Transiton of HMC1119 (2)

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The user inquired about the HMC1119 DSA's safe-state transitions, specifically whether it reaches the maximum attenuation state and the duration of any glitches. The final answer clarifies that the attenuator switches to its maximum attenuation state before stabilizing, and the typical rise and fall times (tRISE, tFALL) are 60ns.
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Category: Hardware
Product Number: HMC1119

Hi,

Thank you for you reply. Could you nplease answer additional question?

According to followings,

  (+) Transitions in Digital Step Attenuators (DSA): Glitch-Free, Safe-State, No-Protection - Documents - RF and Microwave - EngineerZone

during safe-state transitions, the attenuator switches to its maximum attenuation state before stabilizing to the desired attenuation state. Does this mean that it never actually reaches the maximum attenuation state?

The data sheet says tRISE, tFALL: 60ns typ. What is the maximum duration during which the glitch occurs?

Best Regards,

Akira