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New SAW Band Pass Filters from Crystek

Crystek has introduced a new line of SAW Band Pass Filters, the CBPFS Series. Encased in a rugged SMA housing, this filter line is designed for test equipment and general lab use. Six models, with center frequency ranges from 836.5 through 1960.0 MHz, compose the CBPFS line.
6 June 2011
byNews Desk

The Crystek CBPFS SAW Band Pass Filter line has excellent out-of-band rejection and features 50-ohm SMA connectors.

Band pass width is rated at 25 MHz, 26 MHz or 60 MHz, depending on model.

All filters in the CBPFS family have an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C.

6 June 2011
byNews Desk

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