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Anatech Electronics Intros 3 New Cavity Bandpass Filters |
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Anatech Electronics, Inc. offers the industry's largest portfolio of high-performance standard and customized RF and microwave filters and filter-related products for military, commercial, aerospace and defense, and industrial applications up to 40 GHz. Anatech has introduced 3 new cavity bandpass filter designs: a 910-920 MHz cavity bandpass filter with "N" connectors, a 890.5-915.5 MHz cavity bandpass filter with SMA connectors, and a 902-928 MHz cavity bandpass filter with "N" connectors for outdoor use. Custom design are available.
Center Frequency: 915 MHz
Center Frequency: 902 MHz
Center Frequency: 915 MHz
For more information about these products or to discuss any of your requirements, please contact us at (973) 772-4242
or send an e-mail to sales@anatechelectronics.com. About Anatech Electronics Anatech Electronics, Inc. (AEI) specializes in the design and manufacture of standard and custom RF and microwave filters and other passive components and subsystems employed in commercial, industrial, and aerospace and applications. Products are available from an operating frequency range of 10 kHz to 30 GHz and include cavity, ceramic, crystal, LC, and surface acoustic wave (SAW), as well as power combiners/dividers, duplexers and diplexers, directional couplers, terminations, attenuators, circulators, EMI filters, and lightning arrestors. The company's custom products and capabilities are available at www.anatechelectronics.com. Contact: Anatech Electronics, Inc.
Posted May 25, 2016 |
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910-920 MHz Cavity Band Pass Filter
890.5-915.5 MHz Cavity Band Pass Filter
902-928 MHz Cavity Band Pass Filter
for Outdoor
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