nSince the demand for frequency bands in telecommunication keeps growing continuously the spacing between transmitting and receiving frequencies is getting narrower, which increases mutual interferences and disturbances.
nThis reduces the system power and finally results in more call interruptions such as poor video quality or increasing call interruptions. The filters have been designed for the lowest possible attenuation in the pass band. This helps minimizing the inevitable loss of useful power . In addition filters stand out for high stop band attenuation and steep filter edges.
FEATUREnexcellent passive intermodulation properties
nCustom Designs Available
nHigh “Q” Design Allows Small Package Size
nHigh “Q” Design Allows Narrow Bandwidth
nHigh Notch Attenuation
nCompetitive and economical solution
nAdvanced die-casting technology
TYPICAL SPECIFICATION
Part number | PN 75 86 30 | PN 75 86 40 | PN 75 86 50 |
Frequency Range (MHz) | 2110~2170 | 9kHz~688MHz&726MHz~1400MHz | 450~454.5 |
Band-width (MHz) | 60 | 1362 | 4.5 |
IL at BW (dB) | ≤0.5 | ≤1.0 | ≤1.6 |
Ripple in-band (dB) | ≤0.5(Within any 20 MHz sub band of the pass band) | <0.8(Within any 20 MHz sub band of the pass band) | ≤1.0 |
Attenuation Absolute Value(dB) | ≥70@9kHz~2080MHz ≥70@2200MHz~4000MHz | ≥80@ 698 MHz~716 MHz | ≥60@ 440~445MHz ≥60@ 459.5~480MHz |
Return loss at BW (dB) | ≥18 | ≥15 | ≥20 |
In/Out Impedance (Ω) | 50 | ||
IM3 (dBc) @+43dBm×2 | ≤-140 | ≤-150 | ≤-140 |
Connectors | N-F | ||
Input Power (W) | 50 | 60 | 40 |
Temp.Range (°C) | +18~+40 | -20~+60 |
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