Omron G6Z Surface-Mounting High-Frequency Relay Datasheet

Category: Electronics, OMRON Automation and Safety, Relays

Overview of Omron G6Z High-Frequency Relay

The Omron G6Z series presents a range of high-frequency relays designed for surface-mounting, offering exceptional high-frequency characteristics suitable for a variety of applications. These relays are capable of operating in the 2.6-GHz band, boasting minimal insertion loss and excellent isolation. Their miniature size and an array of available models make them versatile for different circuit designs and requirements.

Key Features

Key attributes of the G6Z series include:

High-frequency performance: Max insertion loss of 0.5 dB and VSWR of 1.5 at 2.6 GHz, with an isolation minimum of 30 dB, are achieved using semi-triplate strip transmission lines.
Miniature dimensions: Each relay measures 20 x 8.6 x 8.9 mm (LxWxH), ensuring a compact footprint.
Model variants: Options include single-winding latching models (200 mW), double-winding latching models (360 mW), and models with reverse contact arrangements.
Terminal flexibility: The series offers E-shape or Y-shape terminal structures, contributing to design versatility on PCBs.
Characteristic impedance: Models are available with either 75-Ω or 50-Ω impedance to cater to different system requirements.
Environmental compliance: All models in the G6Z series are RoHS compliant.
Voltage range: Relays are rated for coil voltages of 3, 4.5, 5, 9, 12, and 24 VDC.

Ordering Information

When selecting a G6Z relay, the model number legend helps identify the relay function, contact form, terminal shape, terminal structure, characteristic impedance, and contact arrangement, enabling precise specification according to application needs. Tape packing for surface-mounting models can be identified by adding “TR” to the model number.

Application Examples

The G6Z series relays are optimal for signal switching in various media equipment across multiple industries, including wire and wireless communications, public equipment, and industrial equipment. Some areas of application are cable TV systems, transceivers, measuring and test equipment, and multiplex transmission devices.