SPST

R2026b

Single pole single throw switch

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  • SPST block

Libraries:
RF Blockset / Circuit Envelope / Junctions

Description

The SPST block models a single pole single throw switch. This block supports both reflective and absorptive switches. The control signal is a Simulink® signal connected to the Vctl port of the block. The control signal specifies when the output port, Out, transmits the input signal at the input port, In.

Ports

Input

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Simulink control signal, specified as a scalar.

Data Types: double

Parameters

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Threshold voltage of the switch, specified as a positive scalar in volts.

Characterization of the switch, specified as Resistance or Insertion loss.

On resistance value of the switch, specified as a positive scalar in ohms. On resistance is available when you set Characterization to Resistance.

Off resistance value of the switch, specified as a positive scalar in ohms. Off resistance is available when you set Characterization to Resistance.

Insertion loss value of the switch, specified as a positive scalar in decibels. Insertion loss (dB) is available when you set Characterization to Insertion loss.

Isolation value of the switch, specified as a scalar in decibels. Isolation (dB) is available when you set Characterization to Insertion loss.

Loading type of the switch, specified as Reflective or Absorptive.

Port terminations that match the impedance conditions of the SPDT switch, specified as a scalar in ohms or a vector of size 1-by-2 with each element unit in ohms. If the value is a scalar, then the input port and the output port impedances are the same. If the value is a vector, the first value is the matching required at the inport of the block and the second values is the matching required at the output port.

Note

Port terminations is available when you set the SPST switch Characterization to Insertion loss or when you set Loading type to Absorptive.

Select this parameter to internally ground and hide the reference terminals. To expose the reference terminals, clear this parameter. By exposing these terminal, you can connect them to other parts of your model.

Programmatic Use: Add Block

To add the block programmatically, use the add_block function with one of these library block paths as the source.

"simrfV2junction1/SPST"

Example: add_block("simrfV2junction1/SPST","myModel/myBlock",MakeNameUnique="on")

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Version History

Introduced in R2015b

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