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This week I have selected for you a new technical article and 4 Mini-Circuits products for you to discover.
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I hope you will enjoy the read and look forward to be of further assistance to you.
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As always, please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.
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Categories: Power Sensor, Power Splitters/RF Power Combiners
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RF signal quality is a key concern when building an RF system. Most RF systems and are designed and built to operate in the linear range. The linear range is the region of operation where the output power is some constant multiple of the input power. When the input is driven past the linear region, non-linear behaviors begin to develop, mainly the generation of harmonics and intermodulation products at the output of the device. Harmonics are unwanted output signals whose frequency is an integer multiple of the input signal frequency.
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Intermodulation products are a bit more complex. When two closely spaced signals (tones), f1 and f2, are input into a device, and the power into the device is driven into the non-linear range, the two signal frequencies will mix, generating the two original (or “fundamental”) tones along with the sum and difference of the two fundamental frequencies. Further, this mixing with continue with the harmonics of the two input tones. At certain frequencies, namely 2f1-f2 and 2f2-f1, the intermodulation products will be close to the fundamental frequencies (f1 and f2), making them difficult to filter out. As higher-order harmonics and intermodulation products are developed, they tend to be lower in amplitude, thereby reducing their effect on overall signal quality.
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5 dB SMT Fixed Slope Equalizer
DC - 12 GHz
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EQY-5-123+ is a wideband, absorptive gain slope equalizer fabricated using a highly reliable and repeatable GaAs MMIC IPD process. Operating from DC to 12 GHz, this model achieves outstanding linear slope while maintaining excellent return loss throughout the entire band due to its absorptive design. This model is packaged in a compact 1.5x1.5 mm package, making it an ideal choice …
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Lumped LC Band Pass Filter
420 - 750 MHz, 50Ω
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Mini-Circuits’ BPF-AM585+ is a Lumped LC filter that offer a good insertion loss and good rejection. This bandpass filter covers from 420 to 750 MHz. This filter has high Q capacitors and inductors to achieve a low insertion loss. It has repeatable performance across production lots.
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LUMPED LC COAXIAL Band Stop Filter
680 to 840 MHz, 50Ω
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Mini-Circuits’ Model-NBSF-760+ is a Lumped LC band stop filter that offers a good insertion loss and high rejection. This band stop filter rejects from 680 to 840 MHz. While passing DC - 400 MHz and 1350 - 1700 MHz, this filter has high Q capacitors and inductors to achieve a low insertion loss. It has repeatable performance across production lots.
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1:2.78 CORE & WIRE Transformer
45 - 1800 MHz, 75Ω
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TRS278-182-75+ is a 75Ω surface-mount balanced to balanced transformer covering the 45 to 1800 MHz band, supporting bandwidth requirements for DOCSIS® 3.1/4.0 compliant systems and equipment. The transformer provides a 2.78:1 secondary/ primary impedance ratio with 0.7 dB insertion loss, 0.4 dB amplitude unbalance, and ±2° phase unbalance typ. Featuring core and wire construction on a 5-pad printed laminate base …
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Aharon Sagiv
Tel: 03-7988118
Mobile: 054-4600801
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Ilan Strusman
Tel: 03-6736696
Mobile: 054-2008813
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Leeron Yacoby
Tel: 03-5406052
Mobile: 054-4999216
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Our Engineering Team is here to help you!
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