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Supplier: Networks International Corporation
Description: Type: Bandpass Center Frequency: 1176.000 (MHz) Bandwidth: (MHz) Poles: 3 Mount: SMT Length: 0.570 (in) Width: 0.500 (in) Height: 0.196 (in) Low Cost GPS Notch filter. The filter rejectshe L5 GPS band from 1163.5 MHz - 1188.5 MHz by 30dBc and passes frequencies
- Filter Type: Bandpass
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Supplier: Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Description: GPS/GNSS Pre-Filter + LNA Front-End Module with B13 Notch
- Amplifier Type: Low Noise Amplifier
- Frequency Range: 1565 to 1606 MHz
- Maximum Gain: 13.9 dB
- Maximum Operating Voltage: 2.85 volts
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Supplier: Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Description: GPS/GNSS Pre-Filter + LNA Front-End Module with B13 Notch
- Amplifier Type: Low Noise Amplifier
- Frequency Range: 1565 to 1606 MHz
- Maximum Gain: 14 dB
- Maximum Operating Voltage: 1.8 volts
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: RF filters from Fairview Microwave are available in cavity bandpass and tunable filters. Cavity bandpass filters have SMA connectors and operate in the GPS, ISM and WCDMA frequency bands. Fairview cavity bandpass filters have frequency ranges of 1.565 GHz to 1.585
- Connector Type: SMA
- Filter Type: Low Pass
- Frequency (Fc): Up to 7000 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 1.5 dB
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: RF filters from Fairview Microwave are available in cavity bandpass and tunable filters. Cavity bandpass filters have SMA connectors and operate in the GPS, ISM and WCDMA frequency bands. Fairview cavity bandpass filters have frequency ranges of 1.565 GHz to 1.585
- Connector Type: SMA
- Filter Type: Low Pass
- Frequency (Fc): Up to 2000 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 1 dB
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: RF filters from Fairview Microwave are available in cavity bandpass and tunable filters. Cavity bandpass filters have SMA connectors and operate in the GPS, ISM and WCDMA frequency bands. Fairview cavity bandpass filters have frequency ranges of 1.565 GHz to 1.585
- Connector Type: SMA
- Filter Type: Low Pass
- Frequency (Fc): Up to 11000 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 1.5 dB
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: RF filters from Fairview Microwave are available in cavity bandpass and tunable filters. Cavity bandpass filters have SMA connectors and operate in the GPS, ISM and WCDMA frequency bands. Fairview cavity bandpass filters have frequency ranges of 1.565 GHz to 1.585
- Connector Type: SMA
- Filter Type: Low Pass
- Frequency (Fc): Up to 4400 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 1.5 dB
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: The SKY65723-11 is a front-end module (FEM) with an integrated low-noise amplifier (LNA) and pre-filter designed for Global Positioning System/Global Navigation Satellite System/Beidou Navigation Satellite System (GPS/GNSS/BDS) receiver applications. The device provides high linearity,
- Device Type / Applications: Front End
- IC Package Type: Other
- Supply Voltage: 1.8 V, Other
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: -wideband, WiMAX, and wireless medical patient monitoring systems. This high performance handheld spectrum analyzer is ideal for AM and FM broadcast proofing because the wide dynamic range and low phase noise make NRSC measurements on analog and IBOC signals easy with no need for an external carrier
- Frequency Range: 7.10E6 kHz
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