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CMN719

Contextual Info: CMN719 Band Reject Filter Eliminates AWS Interference The CMN719 Band Reject Filter eliminates brute force overload BFO interference of ENG-RO sites caused by AWS operators transmitting at 2110.6-2121.5 MHz. The CMN719 is particularly critical to the preservation and

n 407 diode

Abstract: FL 1173
Contextual Info: LC FILTERS LUMPED ELEMENT FILTER PRODUCTS Lumped element or LC filters are available from PTI for low-pass, high-pass, bandpass, and band reject applications. LC bandpass filters have the widest range of center frequencies and bandwidths of all filter technologies.

Contextual Info: Filters RLC m anufactures a com plete line of RF and M icrow ave Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass and Band Reject filters covering nearly every application in the D C to 40 G H z frequency range. RLC offers different filter types, each covering a specific filter

GENERAL INSTRUMENT hybrid

Abstract: bi-quad A GENERAL DESIGN PROCEDURE FOR BANDPASS FILTERS D
Contextual Info: GtNtRAL INSTRUMENT ACF 7092C Universal Active Filter FEATURES • Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass, and Band Reject responses from the same unit ■ Independent control of Frequency, Q and Amplifier Gain ■ External resistors need not temperature track internal NPO

IRIDIUM

Contextual Info: 6FVSP-1622.375/X8.25-NP/N Iridium Bandpass Filter ◆ Features: • Standard Iridium Bandpass Filter • Low Passband Loss • Small Compact Mechanical • High Reject Band Isolation • Choice of SMA, N, or TNC Male and Female Connectors ◆ Specifications:

IRIDIUM

Abstract: Iridium Communications
Contextual Info: 6FVSP-1622.375/X8.25-NP/N Iridium Bandpass Filter ◆ Features: • Standard Iridium Bandpass Filter • Low Passband Loss • Small Compact Mechanical • High Reject Band Isolation • Choice of SMA, N, or TNC Male and Female Connectors ◆ Specifications:

Band-Pass Filters

Abstract: Bandpass Filters low frequency bandpass filter
Contextual Info: Filters RLC manufactures a complete line of RF and Microwave Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass and Band Reject filters covering nearly every application in the DC to 40 GHz frequency range. RLC offers different filter types, each covering a specific filter need. These filters are built for stringent environment conditions and power ranges from milliwatts to kilowatts while

Contextual Info: Filters RLC manufactures a complete line of RF and Microwave Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass and Band Reject filters covering nearly every application in the DC to 40 GHz frequency range. RLC offers different filter types, each covering a specific filter need. These filters are built for stringent environment conditions and power ranges from milliwatts to kilowatts while

Contextual Info: Filters RLC manufactures a complete line of RF and Microwave Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass and Band Reject filters covering nearly every application in the DC to 40 GHz frequency range. RLC offers different filter types, each covering a specific filter need. These filters are built for stringent environment conditions and power ranges from milliwatts to kilowatts while

Contextual Info: v I \ ! KV \ s i ! -i '.’ I \ i ACF 7092C Universal Active Filter FEATURES • Low Pass. High Pass, Band Pass, and Band Reject responses from the same unit ■ Independent control of Frequency, Q and Amplifier Gain ■ External resistors need not temperature track internal NPO

30 MHz crystal notch filter

Abstract: LMF90CCN LMF90CIN J14A LMF90 LMF90CCJ LMF90CCWM LMF90CIJ LMF90CIWM LMF90CMJ
Contextual Info: LMF90 4th-Order Elliptic Notch Filter Y General Description The LMF90 is a fourth-order elliptic notch band-reject filter based on switched-capacitor techniques No external components are needed to define the response function The depth of the notch is set using a two-level logic input and

microstrip band pass filter

Contextual Info: PRELIMINARY DATA SKY33107 BAW 2.495 – 2.690 GHz WiMAX Pass / 2.402 – 2.472 GHz WiFi Reject Filter Features • Bandwidth: 195 MHz • Low Insertion Loss: 2.5 dB • High Out of Band Rejection in 802.11b,g,n band • Lead Pb -Free/RoHS-Compliant 3 x 3 mm Package

4 pin loco crystal oscillator

Abstract: 4th-order elliptic bandpass filter 4th-order switch-capacitor notch filter case 700-03 NOTCH FILTER DESIGN CIRCUIT DIAGRAM J14A LMF90 LMF90CCN LMF90CCWM LMF90CIJ
Contextual Info: February 1989 LMF90 4th-Order Elliptic Notch Filter General Description ' The LMF90 is a fourth-order elliptic notch band-reject filter based on switched-capacitor techniques. No external com­ ponents are needed to define the response function. The depth of the notch is set using a two-level logic input, and

Contextual Info: /k iy jx iy k i D ual U niversal S w itc h e d C apacitor F ilte r Each of the two filter sections of the M F10 can generate all standard 2 nd order functions: bandpass, lowpass, highpass, notch band-reject , complex zeroes and allpass functions. Three of these functions are simul­

LFCN-113

Contextual Info: Low Pass Filter LFCN-113+ 50Ω DC to 11000 MHz The Big Deal • Small size 3.2mm x 1.6mm • Pass band DC-11000 MHz • Low Insertion Loss (2.0 dB typical) • Sharp rejection peaks close to stop band CASE STYLE: FV1206-4 Product Overview The LFCN-113+ Low Pass Filter gives microwave communication system designers the ability to reject unwanted harmonics using defined RF parameters. The multilayer construction gives high repeatability of performance. Small wrap-around terminations minimize variations in performance due to parasitics. Covering

lfcn-123

Abstract: lfcn123
Contextual Info: Low Pass Filter LFCN-123+ 50Ω DC to 12000 MHz The Big Deal • Small size 3.2mm x 1.6mm • Pass band DC-12000 MHz • Low Insertion Loss (2.0 dB typical) • Sharp rejection peaks close to stop band CASE STYLE: FV1206-4 Product Overview The LFCN-123+ Low Pass Filter gives microwave communication system designers the ability to reject unwanted harmonics using defined RF parameters. The multilayer construction gives high repeatability of performance. Small wrap-around terminations minimize variations in performance due to parasitics. Covering

Contextual Info: Low Pass Filter LFCN-123+ 50Ω DC to 12000 MHz The Big Deal • Small size 3.2mm x 1.6mm • Pass band DC-12000 MHz • Low Insertion Loss (2.0 dB typical) • Sharp rejection peaks close to stop band CASE STYLE: FV1206-4 Product Overview The LFCN-123+ Low Pass Filter gives microwave communication system designers the ability to reject unwanted harmonics using defined RF parameters. The multilayer construction gives high repeatability of performance. Small wrap-around terminations minimize variations in performance due to parasitics. Covering

Contextual Info: Low Pass Filter LFCN-113+ 50Ω DC to 11000 MHz The Big Deal • Small size 3.2mm x 1.6mm • Pass band DC-11000 MHz • Low Insertion Loss (2.0 dB typical) • Sharp rejection peaks close to stop band CASE STYLE: FV1206-4 Product Overview The LFCN-113+ Low Pass Filter gives microwave communication system designers the ability to reject unwanted harmonics using defined RF parameters. The multilayer construction gives high repeatability of performance. Small wrap-around terminations minimize variations in performance due to parasitics. Covering

LFCN-113

Contextual Info: Low Pass Filter LFCN-113+ 50Ω DC to 11000 MHz The Big Deal • Small size 3.2mm x 1.6mm • Pass band DC-11000 MHz • Low Insertion Loss (2.0 dB typical) • Sharp rejection peaks close to stop band CASE STYLE: FV1206-4 Product Overview The LFCN-113+ Low Pass Filter gives microwave communication system designers the ability to reject unwanted harmonics using defined RF parameters. The multilayer construction gives high repeatability of performance. Small wrap-around terminations minimize variations in performance due to parasitics. Covering

lfcn-113

Abstract: LFCN_113
Contextual Info: Low Pass Filter LFCN-113+ 50Ω DC to 11000 MHz The Big Deal • Small size 3.2mm x 1.6mm • Pass band DC-11000 MHz • Low Insertion Loss (2.0 dB typical) • Sharp rejection peaks close to stop band CASE STYLE: FV1206-4 Product Overview The LFCN-113+ Low Pass Filter gives microwave communication system designers the ability to reject unwanted harmonics using defined RF parameters. The multilayer construction gives high repeatability of performance. Small wrap-around terminations minimize variations in performance due to parasitics. Covering

Fliege notch filter

Abstract: "Sallen-Key" notch band reject notch filter Low-Pass Fliege Filter six order band pass Sallen-Key Fliege bandpass Sallen-Key Design a Sallen-key Band-pass Butterworth filter six order Sallen-Key notch filter
Contextual Info: Application Report SLOA096 – December 2001 More Filter Design on a Budget Bruce Carter High Performance Linear Products ABSTRACT This document describes filter design from the standpoint of cost. Filter design techniques that require the fewest possible op amps and passive components are described. Six

1650-Hz

Abstract: 1270Hz 980Hz 2100Hz autobaud AN1300 AN1650 AN600 ORG390 philips 2205 rx
Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE ST75C502 - DEFAULT TONE DETECTORS 1 - INTRODUCTION The purpose of this application note is to describe the default setup for the tone detection, and the way they are managed during the Automode Handshake. Refer to ST75C502 for explanation of the Tone detectors.

tic 1060

Abstract: 32BIS 2100Hz AN1300 AN1650 AN600 ORG390 ORG980 1650-Hz ST75C502
Contextual Info: APPLICATION NOTE ST75C502 - DEFAULT TONE DETECTORS 1 - INTRODUCTION The purpose of this application note is to describe the default setup for the tone detection, and the way they are managed during the Automode Handshake. Refer to ST75C502 for explanation of the Tone detectors.

SLOA093

Abstract: Fliege notch filter Filter Design in Thirty Seconds Fliege 7 band notch filter "Sallen-Key" notch band reject notch filter first order low pass filter application filter design HIGH PASS FILTER
Contextual Info: Application Report SLOA093 – December 2001 Filter Design in Thirty Seconds Bruce Carter High Performance Analog ABSTRACT Need a filter—fast? No theory, very little math—just working filter designs, and in a hurry? This is the right document. 1 2 3 4