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mode rejection is 22dB or better across the full frequency range. The transmission-line transformer is supplied in an eight-lead surface-mount housing measuring just 0.320×0.350×0.69 in. (8.13×8.59×1.75 mm) for tight fits on PCBs. MCDI Ltd. : לפרטים נוספים 077-540-6075 : ט 153-77-540-6051 : פ

Mini-Circuits’ Cavity Filters Select Bands to 15GHz Mini-Circuits’ cavity bandpass filters offer low-loss passbands to 15GHz and high-rejection stopbands to 20GHz, with passbands as narrow as 1%. They are supplied in rugged metal housings with female SMA connectors. As an example, model ZVBP-2072R5-S+ has a passband from 2030 to 2115 MHz with typical insertion loss of 0.6dB and low VSWR of typically 1.28:1. The lower stopband provides typical rejection of 48dB from DC to 1930MHz with 20.0:1 VSWR while the upper stopband achieves typical rejection of 49dB from 2220 to 6000 MHz with typical VSWR of 20.0:1. It measures 5.20×1.38×1.18 in. (132×35×30 mm) and is designed to handle as much as 15 W input power at operating temperatures from -40 to +85°C. MCDI Ltd. : לפרטים נוספים 077-540-6075 : ט 153-77-540-6051 : פ

Mini-Circuits’ Lowpass Filter Screens 5 W to 400MHz Mini-Circuits’ model VLFG-400+ is a compact coaxial lowpass filter ideal for harmonic rejection in receivers and wideband UHF/VHF communications radios. It features low typical passband loss of 1dB from DC to 400MHz with loss rising gradually to 3dB at a cutoff frequency of 520MHz. The passband VSWR is also low, typically 1.30:1. Stopband rejection is typically 31dB from 800 to 2500MHz and typically 23dB from 2500 to 4500MHz. The compact filter has rugged unibody construction with SMA male and SMA female connectors. The RoHS-compliant lowpass filter is 1.43 in. (36.32 mm) long and 0.410 in. (10.41 mm) wide and handles input power levels as high as 5 W at operating temperatures from -55 to +100°C. MCDI Ltd. : לפרטים נוספים 077-540-6075 : ט 153-77-540-6051 : פ

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Mini-Circuits’ Bidirectional Coupler Channels 1 to 50MHz Mini-Circuits’ model ZABDC50-51HP+ is a high-power 1-to-50-MHz bidirectional coupler that packs a lot of power into a small package, typically handling as much as 100 W to 30MHz and 50 W to 50MHz. It has nominal coupling of typically 49.5 ± 1dB from 1 to 30MHz and 51.5 ± 1.5dB from 30 to 50MHz. The typical directivity is 30dB from 1 to 30MHz and 20dB from 30 to 50MHz. The mainline insertion loss, including coupling loss, is typically 0.02dB from 1 to 30MHz and 0.06dB from 30 to 50MHz. The RoHS-compliant, 50-Ω bidirectional coupler is supplied in a metal housing with Type N connectors on input and output ports and SMA connectors on forward and reverse coupled ports. Well suited for commercial and military HF radios and test setups, it measures 2.00×2.00×0.95 in. (50.80×50.80×24.13 mm) and handles operating temperatures from -55 to +75°C. MCDI Ltd. : לפרטים נוספים 077-540-6075 : ט 153-77-540-6051 : פ

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Mini-Circuits’ Transformer Tackles 2.6 to 11.0GHz Mini-Circuits’ SBTX2-113-2W+ is a wideband surface-mount RF transformer well suited for applications with limited mounting space. It provides a secondary- to-primary impedance ratio of 2:1 from 2.6 to 11.0GHz with typical insertion loss (above the theoretical 3-dB split) of 1.4dB to 6GHz, 1.5dB to 10GHz, and 1.7dB to 11GHz. The amplitude unbalance is typically 0.9dB or better across the full frequency range and the phase unbalance is typically 6 deg. or better. The common-

Mini-Circuits’ Flexible Cables Minimize Leakage to 18GHz Mini-Circuits’ 086 SBSM Series Hand- Flex Coaxial Cables provide easy replacements for custom-bent semirigid cables in RF/microwave systems. With

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