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Preface
This is our pleasure to publish 2nd edition of RF BiBLE. Since the 1st
edition of RF BiBLE had been published, there have been a lot of positive
feedbacks and encouragements from customers, partners and users in
RF industry. We appreciate all of them for enjoyment and good response
from this book. So we think that our objectives of RF BiBLE at 1st edition
which helps a beginner in RF business, somebody who has a hard time to
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According to the purpose of RF BiBLE.
There have been inquires about Filters and other products after the 1st
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Prologue
It has already passed about 20 years for a new world of mobile
communications. In the initial period, most of engineers majored in
electronics engineering, started to study RF and they have developed RF
in wireless communication systems, even they did not specialized in RF.
Therefore, the currently 4th Generation technology has brought about
enormous changes in our lives.
Let’s look back on their lives how they started to study RF about 20 years
ago. They began the study by just memorizing the products, specification
and products catalogues even they did not know the scientific theory
and the applicable theory. Even we have still picked them up from
our colleagues. It is unexpectedly more difficult than you can get the
organized theory and data in order to specialize in systematically. Even,
when you try to get some information, it is usually said about RF theory,
there is not rational connection with theory and products, and we had
no idea how to get the products. Of course, there are lots of developments
in wireless communication, the development lead way of prosperous
markets and there are a lot of special publication and electronic major
at present. However, as long as practitioner’s point of view, they are hard
books to understand and the information which can’t apply them in the
field.
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Since SRTechnology Corporate (SRT) has specialized in this RF business
over decade, we also looked back on SRT’s past experience. SRT at present
hope to provide hands others who endure the same problem at present.
That is the reason why we start “RF BiBLE”. Now we take our first step
carefully. We hope that RF BiBLE will help the student majoring in
RF, beginner in RF business or the one who have a hard time to get the
reliable products, it is the right cause of Bible in RF published. Right here,
all of executives and staffs in SRTechnology have an earnest mind that the
book named “RF BiBLE”.
SRTechnology wish you tremendous success in RF business you do.
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Contents
Preface······························································································ iii
Prologue ·························································································· iv
Block Diagram ············································································· viii
Ⅰ. Passive components ······························································· 1
1. Filter ·················································································· 2
2. Termination ································································ 128
3. Attenuator ·································································· 144
4. Divider ········································································· 164
5. Arrestor ······································································· 180
6. DC Block ····································································· 190
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Ⅱ. Connector & adaptor ························································· 197
1. SMA ·············································································· 198

2. BNC ·············································································· 208
3. TNC ·············································································· 216
4. N ··················································································· 224
5. 7/16 DIN ····································································· 230
6. MCX ············································································· 236
7. MMCX ········································································· 244
8. SMB ·············································································· 252
9. Adaptor ······································································· 260
10. Cable ············································································ 276
11. Cable Assembly ························································ 300
Ⅲ. RF Basic & Data ··································································· 307
Ⅳ. Terms & Conditions ···························································· 339
Ⅴ. Index ························································································ 347
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Filter Termination Attenuator
I. Passive
components
Divider Arrestor DC Block

1. Filter
Block Diagram
duplexer
BPF
BPF
BPF
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• About Filter································································4
• Band Pass Filter···················································· 24
• Band Rejection Filter········································· 70
• Duplexer··································································· 72
• Filter Module························································112
• Combiner·······························································124
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Filter
Termination Attenuator
1. Filter
About Filter
Filter is the core product out of RF passive products.
Filter is more important than any other passive components in the repeater
and the base station, even though other components are important. As the
system operators all over the world use different frequencies, and there are
quite a lot of signals in the air for televisions, military use, weather research
and other purposes. The most important role of the filter is to select desired
signals for use.
Filter is very the most applied module in RF system. There are lots of filters
based on the kinds of applications. When we talk about the concept only, it
does not look like hard subject to understand, but 500 pages of a book is
not good enough to know about the details and every part of filter.
Filter carries out the same function as filter in water purifier which sifts out
impurities in water. Filter gets rid of the noise and output the clean signal
what I want to get. If you are well aware of S-parameter, you will easily
understand the explanation below. As explained above, the filter performs to
filter the frequency noise, but at the same time it also can performs to select
desired frequency depending on its purpose. There is an explanation about
S-parameter in RF Bible(Page 320) at the end of this book for your better
understanding.
1. Filter types based on the passband characteristic.
Filter can be classified roughly into the 7 types, based on the passband
characteristic.
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(1) Low Pass Filter
At first, it is Low Pass Filter (Hereinafter we S21

refer to Low Pass Filter as LPF). LPF passes
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the low frequency and filters the high
frequency. LPF is used to get rid of ripple
on DC power supply line or noise of signal
line, because LPF passes the signal from DC
to the specified frequency. It is also used to
f
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remove the high frequency spurious band
(Dra. 1-1) Low Pass Filter graph
or harmonics. LPF combines with simple
matching circuit.
It is often used for the actual JIG and the noise components which are
not filtered by the band pass filter or duplexer can be used for the better
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frequency characteristics using LPF.
Sometimes LPF is built in the band pass filter or duplexer to eliminate the
harmonic components which are generated at integer multiple frequencies
of the center frequency such as multiples of 2, 3, and 4.
However, the characteristics to eliminate the harmonic components will be ARRESTOR
improved as LPF is attached but at the same time there may be a demerit
that the overall insertion loss of the filter increases. So when you require LPF
for designing the filter, you need to carefully calculate the insertion loss. In
addition, as LPF also occupies the space within the filter, the size and volume
of the filter vary depending on the position of the filter.
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(2) Band Pass Filter
Band Pass Filter (Hereinafter we refer to Band Pass Filter as BPF) is the
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S21 ⓐ most frequently used filter. BPF passes

the bandwidth of specified frequency
and suppress the other frequency. BPF,
filtering out the requiring frequency, is
ⓑ
very important in the system these days
which the variety of frequency are used
f
to be divided minutely
(Dra. 1-2) Band Pass Filter graph
As you can see in the BPF characteristic
table(Dra. 1-2) in the above, nearby frequencies can be avoided depending
on how sharp the inclination of the ⓑ section. This can be identified by the
characteristic value called attenuation among filter standards. Attenuation
value can be determined depending on the value of the insertion loss(S21)
value by assigning a certain point (frequency) of the ⓑ section. When the
attenuation value is high, it means that the inclination of the ⓑ section is
sharp. Therefore correct signals can pass through not affected by signals
from the nearby frequencies. But here we have a very important issue not to
be overlooked. As you can see the chart in the above, when the ⓑ section
becomes sharper, the ⓐ point (edge of the band) part collides and therefore
the insertion loss value in the band becomes worse. Like this, there is a
trade-off between Attenuation and Insertion Loss. It is a big dilemma for all
of RF engineers to design effective system. BPF is usually used at transmitter
and receiver and applied at almost kinds of the RF system. Please refer to
page 24, Band Pass Filter at RF Bible.
(3) High Pass Filter
High Pass Filter (Hereinafter we refer High Pass Filter as HPF) passes the
FILTER
high frequency and sift out the low S21
frequency. HPF is not quite commonly
used these days. In the RF passive
products, as long as the frequency
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is getting high, the loss of passive
product is also getting high. But high
frequency band with high loss is not f
quite easy to be passed even though
(Dra. 1-3) High Pass Filter graph
low frequency pressed down when the
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engineer should design HPF with passive elements.
(4) Band Reject Filter
Filter has the S21 graph as right figure S21

on Dra. 1-4 is Band Stop Filter, Band
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Reject Filter, or Notch Filter. This filter
passes all the frequency but suppress
the frequency what you want.
It is used to remove the interfering
noise into in-band signal that you ARRESTOR
f
want to use. This characteristic is often
(Dra. 1-4) Band Reject Filter graph
used to test the characteristics of other
frequencies rather than self-signals and is frequently used for terminals and
test JIG. Unexpectedly, this filter is commonly used and it can be seen in
Intermediate Frequency(IF).
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IF is used in a super heterodyne method of communication system. When

the Baseband(BB) signal which contained Audio, Video, Data and other
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Filter
information, is shifted to RF, the baseband signal is shifted as an intermediate

step. For example BB -> IF -> RF. There is ZIF (zero – IF) communication
system which does not have IF method. It is mostly used for the price or size
sensitive devices. Please refer to page 70, Band Reject Filter part at this RF
Bible.
(5) Duplexer.
There is a filter called duplexer. This Duplexer is a filter which is used to share
the Tx and Rx signals in a single antenna. It means that BPF of the Tx band
and BPF of the Rx band are tied together to be used. The important part of
the main specification for the duplexer is to design it without the interference
between Tx and Rx based on how sharp the isolation between the Tx band
and the Rx band is made. So the isolation is a very critical characteristic of
the duplexer among others.
The duplexer consists of 3 ports including a port connected to the antenna,
Tx port and Rx port. Please refer to page 72, Duplexer at this RF Bible.
(6) Diplexer, Multiplexer
Diplexer works in a similar way to the Duplexer. The difference is that two or
more filters are attached to the Diplexer. As I mentioned before, the Duplexer
uses two BPFs of Tx BPF and Rx BPF. On the other hand, the Diplexer usually
uses a combination of LPF and HPF or a combination of BPFs with different
frequencies.
You can use the Triplexer to use three signals and you can use the
multiplexer to combine 4 or more signals into a single path and then release
them.
FILTER
The main purpose of using the Diplexer or the Multiplexer is to reduce the
cost for additional system establishment by sending signals with different
frequencies into a single transmission cable.
When you use Tx antenna and Rx antenna separately in a RF system, you
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need BPF filters for each antenna. You must use two BPFs although you use
one antenna. However, when you use the Duplexer, you can establish the
front-end only with the duplexer and one antenna. So both the space and
cost for the system can be saved.
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(7) Filter Module
While the multiplexer is a product which combines various filters into one,
Filter module is a product in which different components are installed with
the filter.
The filter module has functions of the coupler, arrestor or LNA added to the
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filter. A coupling port is added to the filter to measure the power outputted
through the filter or an arrester is added to protect the filter from overpower
or surge. Please refer to page 112, Filter Module at this RF Bible.
2. Filter types depending on the pass characteristic. ARRESTOR
Filter can be classified according to the above 7 types based on passband

characteristic, but also can be classified with the 2 types depending on
the pass characteristic itself, regardless of band pass characteristic. One is
Butterworth type and the other is Chebyshev type.
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S21 S21
ripple
ⓐ
ⓑ
f f
(Dra. 1-5) Butterworth type graph (Dra. 1-6) Chebyshev type graph
Left drawing on Dra. 1-5 is Butterworth type and right drawing on Dra. 1-6 is
Chebyshev type.
When you compare with two, the big differences are the in-band loss, ripple
and skirt characteristic.
In Butterworth type, a passband range is quite flat, loss is not big and skirt
characteristic is gradual. In other words, the frequency can be sifted out with
small loss but the out-band signals can’t be suppressed completely.
In Chebyshev type, the skirt characteristic is precipitous when it is comparing
with Butterworth type, and it filters the passband out sharply. However, there
is ripple in passband, and in-band insertion loss is big. There is a trade-off
relationship between a good skirt characteristic and big ripple & loss.
Let’s see the ripple here. Ripple is a necessary evil caused by the chebyshev
design. When you look into the characteristics of the repeater, Ripples are
calculated by the total sum of each ripple by each part when parts are
connected. Signals also pass through the ripples which are obstructive
factors. So it is required to reduce the insertion loss of each part, but it
is also important to reduce the ripples so that the signals can easily pass
through. Usually the ripple standard of the filter specifies 50% to 60% of the
insertion loss.
In fact, it is related with the order characteristic which is composed of the
FILTER
filter. If order is composed a lot of passive component, the skirt characteristic
is better but loss characteristic is worse. Look at the below two drawings on
Dra. 1-7 and Dra. 1-8.
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S21 S21
ⓐ ⓑ
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f f
nd
(Dra. 1-7) 2 order LPF circuit (Dra. 1-8) 4th order LPF circuit
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The left circuit on Dra. 1-7 is 2nd order LPF circuit which is composed of 1
inductor and 1 capacitor. The right circuit on Dra. 1-8 is 4th order LPF circuit
which is composed of 2 left circuits. Let’s see the differences while the order
is changed from 2th to 4th. You can see the loss of 4th order LPF is bigger
in passband, the loss of 4pcs of Reactance, above Insertion loss ⓑ (Dra. 1-8), ARRESTOR
shall be bigger than the loss of 2 pcs of Reactance, above Insertion loss ⓐ
(Dra. 1-7). and the skirt characteristic is precipitous. You should choose key
factor for designing filter whether the Insertion loss in passband is important
or the precipitous skirt characteristic is important.
Its principle is simple. Where are many obstructive factors in the path of
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the signals, the loss increases. However, the skirt characteristic needs to be
sharp to minimize the nearby frequencies and interferences, therefore it is
inevitable to increase the order. It is what the most of Filter engineer have
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thought about.
At this time, you should choose the right type to design whether we focus
on the insertion loss of pass band or sharp skirt characteristic.
3. Filter types depending on the manufacturing method.
Filter is classified by the way of manufacturing method and material; such

as LC filter, Transmission line filter, Cavity filter (Comb-Line, Inter-Digital), DR
Filter (Cavity DR Filter), Ceramic Filter, Coaxial Filter (Tubular type filter), Wave
Guide Filter, Saw Filter.
(1) LC Filter
LC filter is mainly used at the low frequency and low price of products. LC
filter is made by the Inductor and Capacitor’s arrangement on PCB. Engineers
directly calculate the figures by themselves and use it. It is used at the low
frequency lower than 2GHz or small RF circuits just like mobile phone. It can
peform as a matching circuit behind the active devices such as amplifiers
(AMP), and also eliminate the harmonic content components by materializing
LPF. Nevertheless, It has big insertion loss but also has a strong points which
are that engineer can calculate the value number of inductor and capacitor
by himself on the design to use, and LC filter can be tuned easily. LC filter
is small and price is inexpensive. L and C chips on the PCB are used and
therefore they are vulnerable to the power and cannot be used in the high
power system.
As above, LC filter is explained for example. As below drawing on Dra. 1-9, it
is composed of L(inductor) and C(capacitor).
FILTER
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(Dra. 1-9) Composition of LC filter
Transmission line filter is mostly used from 3GHz to some GHz frequency
ranges. Based on the frequency, the wavelength (λ) is determined. If the
frequency is higher, the wavelength is shorter so that the transmission line
ATTENUATOR
is smaller and it is convenient for designing in small size package products.
As long as the frequency is getting higher, engineers use an extremely
limited lumped element because of a self resonation frequency which the
characteristic of inductor and capacitor is changed. It is another reason to
use transmission line filter.
Transmission line filter is made of transmission line and the patterns(open
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and short stub) on PCB. Mostly, microstrip line with open stub type is
preferred due to the easiness at designing and tuning. Engineers can design
the characteristic what they want to make it as similar as LC filter. At the low
frequency range, the microstrip line filter size could be bigger because the
wavelength is longer. ARRESTOR
As below, the 2 examples of LPF and BPF are shown.

At first, they are the pattern for the LPF.
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(Dra. 1-10) LPF pattern (Dra. 1-11) LPF pattern
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They are BPF pattern as below. BPF is used at various applications in many
parts so that their patterns are vary.
(Dra. 1-12) BPF pattern (Dra. 1-13) BPF pattern
(2) Cavity Filter

Cavit y f ilter and DR Filter are
usually used at base station(BTS)
and large repeater, and metal is its
main material to be manufactured.
Ban d pas s f re que nc y ran ge is
determined by the height of metal
resonator. If the height is high, the
frequency range is low. You can easily
understand this by considering that
(Pic. 1-1) Cavity Filter
the frequency and the wave length
are reciprocal to each other.
The environmental characteristic(temperature characteristic) may differ
depending on the metal materials of the resonator. As the metals have a
characteristic of thermal expansion index, the characteristic to the heat can
be improved depending on the materials used for the resonator. However,
the price will be increased accordingly.
It is mostly used in below 3GHz. Cavity filter is used mostly in BTS and
FILTER
repeater, because of its capability to handle high power.
(3) DR Filter
DR Filter is used at BTS and
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repeater for PCS. As same as
Cavity filter, the metal is used for
the main material. Ceramic DR
(Dielectric Resonator), instead
of m e t a l r e s o n a to r, is u s e d
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and determines the band pass
frequency range. This is biggest
difference between cavity filter (Pic. 1-2) DR Filter
and DR filter.
DR filter has an excellent skirt characteristic compared to the cavity filter with
respect to insertion loss, and therefore Telecommunication system operators
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would prefer DR filters from the PCS band where they gather close to avoid
the frequency interference.
However, this DR filter is vulnerable to humidity, its price is expensive and
it is also vulnerable to shock. As the DR filter is made of ceramics, it tends
to absorb the moisture well although it was baked in high temperature and ARRESTOR
pressure. In addition, the DR resonator requires complicated manufacturing

process while metal resonators just require simple processing and
electroplating. Raw materials of ceramic DR are more expensive than those
of metal resonators. DR filter could be easily broken by tiny shocks due
to the characteristics of ceramics. Nevertheless, it is very popular as it has
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excellent electrical property compared to the cavity filter.

DR filter is usually used under 3GHz. Though it could be designed at low
MHz frequency range as well, the filter size should be bigger as long
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frequency wave and DR costs high. Due to these weaknesses, DR filter is not
used in 1.5GHz below.
(4) Ceramic Filter.

Piezo Ceramic has a characteristic that
it sets up a vibration when AC current
is applied to it. We can make a filter
resonating at a certain frequency,
because AC current frequency is
determined by ceramic size when it
sets vibration up.
As right picture on Pic. 1-3, a square
ceramic resonator is plated by silver,
and the filter is made of a numbers (Pic. 1-3) Ceramic Filter
of resonator combined. As there is
written on this chapter at the
beginning, the skirt characteristic is better when it combine a lot of
resonators, but the insertion loss is getting worse. It is used IF band or
FM band, because it works well during at the low frequency range(100 ~
300MHz). However the weak points are big inserion loss and weakness of
high power handling capability. It
requires many workers for turning by
manual work.
(5) Coaxial Filter

Coaxial filter is generally used in
Low pass Filter. It is utilizing the
(Pic. 1-4) Coaxial Filter characteristic of coaxial cable’s
FILTER
resonation and is put into the cable between system and antenna. Coaxial
filter is used for the prevention of noise interference and filtering the side
band. It looks like cable so that it can be installed between the cables.
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(6) Waveguide Filter
Waveguide Filter is mostly used at
the high frequency or high power
application such as microwave
communication or base station
ATTENUATOR
for the telecommunication which
require KW units of high power. With
adjustment of waveguide size, it filters
out frequency which you do not
want. It can make an effect on the
filter’s specification by adjusting screw
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on the waveguide. It is important to
keep quality of surface condition and (Pic. 1-5) Waveguide Filter
processing condition of tolerance at machining, because these factors effect
on the specification of waveguide sensitively.
ARRESTOR
(7) Saw Filter

Saw filter is abbreviation of Surface Acoustic Wave Filter, and feature is
steep keen skirt specification as like sharp blade. Comparing with LC filter
and Ceramic filter, it could be made in small size and has a wonderful skirt
specification so that it is used in mobile phone.
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(Dra. 1-14) SAW filter graph
If comb structure of electrode is put on the piezo-material cornerwise,

Surface Acoustic Wave is generated. Saw filter passes the frequency which is
a similar with characteristic frequency of surface acoustic wave and sifts out
other frequency.
+ +
Piezo electric
input output
SAW
(Surface Acoustic Wave)
- -
(Dra. 1-15) SAW filter structure
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4. Specifications of the filter to select
(1) Filter type selection

It is required to know filter specification to select a right LPF or BPF if you
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like to use it. It will be explained what kind of filters to use depending on
situations. The most popular types of filters are LPF and BPF.
LPF is used to eliminate the high frequency noises which mainly came from
the power input line or eliminate the harmonic and spurious components
which are generated behind the active devices.
ATTENUATOR
There is one input port and one output port in BPF. BPF let the wanted
frequency band (Tx or Rx) pass through and filter the rest frequency
components. In general, BPF is more popular than LPF.
(2) Electrical specifications.

The important specifications S21
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are center frequency (Fc), 0dBm
loss ripple
cut-of f frequenc y, band
width, insertion loss(S21),
return loss(S11) and skirt
Attenuation
Isolation
rejection Band
specification. width ARRESTOR
Re ce ntl y, Har monic s

and PIMD (Passive Inter-
f1 f2
f
Modulation Distortion) are fc
getting focused on other key (Dra. 1-16) Electrical specifications in filter

factors to filter characteristics.
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Cut-off frequency is, when the insertion loss (S21) start to drop, the
frequency where drop down -3dB from the start. It is band width in BPF.
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In case of BPF, the center frequency and band width are key factors to
consider within passband. Let’s see the above graph on Dra. 1-16.
Loss means the insertion loss in passband, and we call it as S21 in
S-parameter. Insertion loss is good as low as possible, but it has a trade-off
with the gentle skirt characteristic and low insertion loss. Generally speaking,
filter which has low insertion loss and good skirt specification is more
expensive so that we should compromise it within permissible range to save
cost.
Return loss is usually referred to as S11 and when the return loss is -20dB
or less which is considered excellent specification. However, some products
require lower return loss. In practices, minus is omitted to refer the return
loss and therefore you need to keep in mind that the return loss is always
with negative numbers.
Fc is a Center Frequency in passband. Bandwidth of BPF is that the point
of -3dB is fallen S21 specification value down from its original specification.
In this picture, the bandwidth is f1 ~ f2. As you can see the pass band in
the above figure, smaller means better for the ripple. When we say that the
ripple is big, it means that the deviation between the maximum value and
the minimum value of the ripple for the signals which passed through BPF is
big. And it does not have positive effects on the system. There is in trade-
off with the skirt and ripple characteristic. The skirt characteristic needs to
be moderate to reduce the ripple. In reverse, when the skirt characteristic
becomes sharp, the ripple increases. So you need to make a compromise for
the mutual electrical specifications to an appropriate level.
Usually, when you make an actual filter, the insertion loss value tends to be
twice as big as the ripple value. So when you review the specification that
you want, you need to compare the insertion loss value to the ripple value
so that you can identify whether the filter is feasible to make or whether the
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insertion loss value or the ripple value that you want is too excessive.
While we are discussing specifications, the term skirt character continuously
appears. The name comes from the look of skirts that women wear. When
the skirt characteristic curve is moderate, it is hard to accurately filter the
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nearby noises except the correct frequency band. So it can negatively affect
the functionality of the overall system.
On the other hand, when the skirt characteristic is sharp, it can select the
correct frequency band only. Instead, the loss or ripple characteristics of the
pass band may be bad and the price is expensive.
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Filters with sharp skirt characteristic and with minimum ripple and loss are
very rare to purchase and very hard to develop and therefore their price is
very high. You need to determine the specification required by the filter for
the overall system and, based on this specification, you need to discuss with
the filter specialist for the final specification.
When you see the filter specification, you can see the Q value. The Q value
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is calculated by dividing the center frequency by 3dB bandwidth. Here in
the (Dra 1-16), the Q value will be the divided value of fc by f2-f1. When we
say that the Q value is big, it means that the bandwidth is narrow. And it
means that the skirt characteristic is very sharp. So the Q value indicates how
sharply the filter selects the frequency. ARRESTOR
The center frequency and band width are determined by the system
engineer who design the system. In general, most of filters are customized
products which have their specified frequency according to the application.
The attenuation, isolation and rejection mean the characteristic of
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suppression band. If there are in-band characteristics of filter such as

S21(Loss), ripple, and bandwidth, attenuation, isolation and rejection, it shows
how the filter suppress out-band frequency. If this figure is big, it means the
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other frequencies of out-band are filtered out.
When you look into the specification required by your system or product,
you see that it requests the second harmonic or the third harmonic values.
It indicates the band stop characteristics at the integer multiple frequencies
of the center frequency such as multiples of two. A more precise system or
a system which does not want the interference of the harmonic components
sometimes requests the second and the third harmonic values.
The term ‘trade-off’ is mentioned previously. Trade-off means that if you

improve one function, the other will be less functional.
Recently, the size of the filter required by the system becomes smaller
and the unit price of the product becomes lower while the specification
requirements become stricter.
However, it is very hard to satisfy all the electrical properties covering
attenuation, insertion loss, harmonic, group delay, PIM, coupling and others.
Depending on your applications, you need to concentrate on certain
essential specifications first and let others be less focused. You need to make
some trade-offs.
In addition, the environmental conditions are as important as the electrical
specification for the filter. Usually there are standards for the temperature,
humidity, vibration, shock and other external environmental conditions, and it
is very important for you to select filters which conforms to those standards
as much as their electrical specifications.
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Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M3300-01
Feature
- Broad band width, 400MHz, for 3GHz.
- Better Ripple specification.
- Best Rejection value at other frequency range.
- Military Application improving Ripple ideally.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
Frequency 3.1 ~ 3.5GHz
Insertion Loss ≤ 1.5 dB max.
Ripple ±0.25dB Max. ( Per any 10MHz within Pass band)
VSWR 1.5:1dB Max.
30 dBc @6.3~8.9GHz
35dBc @3.6GHz min.

Rejection
60 dBc @2.94GHz & 3.7GHz
@ 3.7~6.9GHz
80 dBc @1.5GHz
Filter is a customized product, if there is not the product what you want at this Bible. Please contact,
sale@srtechnology.com. You can get the best solution!
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M2564-01
Feature
- Cavity filter for LTE
- 80dBc 2nd Harmonic value with LPF inside.
- Customized best Rejection design.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
Frequency 2554 ~ 2574 MHz
Insertion Loss ≤ 1.7 dB Max.
Ripple 0.8dB Max.
VSWR 1.3:1dB Max. (18dB Min.)
80 dBc Min. @ 2170 MHz

Rejection
15 dBc Min. @ Fc ± 12 MHz
2nd Harmonics 80 dBc Min.
Coupling Value 40 ± 1.5 dB
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1938-01
Feature
- Cavity Band Pass Filter for Optical repeater.
- Attenuation specification for 15dBc from Band width edge ±2.5MHz distance.
- Easy installation in Repeater with straight design.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
Frequency Range 1931 ~ 1944 MHz
Insertion Loss (Max.) 1.0 dB
Return Loss (Min.) 18 dB
Pass Band Ripple (Max.) 0.6 dB
1928.5 MHz 15 dBc

Attenuation (Min.)
1946.5 MHz 15 dBc
Dimensions (W×H×D) 290 X 42 X 50 mm
In/Out Port Connectors SMA(F)
Operating Temperature -20℃ ~ 70℃
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1865-01
Feature
- 1 Body of Cavity Filter designed as 2 channe of PCS application.
- Better Attenuation value for the adjacent channel.
- Smallest size in Repeater with remarkable attenuation value.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
Frequency Range CH1 : 1860.635 ~ 1861.865 MHz CH7 : 1868.135 ~ 1869.365 MHz
1859.27 MHz
CH1
1863.23 MHz
Attenuation (Min.) 6 dBc
1866.77 MHz
CH7
1870.73 MHz
Dimensions (W×H×D) 86.0 × 44.8 × 133.0 mm
In/Out Port Connectors SMA(F) / SMA(F)
Operating Temperature -20℃ ~ 70 ℃
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86.0 40.0
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44.8
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1865-02
Feature
- The Filter for PCS.
- Over 30Watt nominal power for Optical Repeater application.
- Better Attenuation value for the adjacent band.
- Considered minimum isolation from nearby frequency.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
1861.5 MHz
20 dBc
1868.5 MHz
Attenuation (Min.)
1868 MHz
10 dBc
1861 MHz
Operating Temperature -20 ℃ ~ 70 ℃
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25.0 13.2
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22.5
44.8
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1865-03
Feature
- PCS Application.
- Better Isolation at Rx.
- Wonderful Insertion Loss and Pass Band Ripple.
- Improving total Ripple in repeater system.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
Isolation (Min.) 1770 ~ 1780 MHz 80 dBc
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33.8
21.0
117.0 33.0
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1865-04
Feature
- PCS Application.
- Excellent adjacent frequency attenuation.
- Monitoring port inside using coupler.
- Superior Isolation at Rx.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
Frequency Range 1860.5 ~ 1869.5 MHz
1859 MHz
20 dBc
Attenuation (Min.) 1871 MHz
Rx Band Isolation 90 dBc
Isolation (Min.) 1770 ~ 1780 MHz 80 dBcc
Port 1 - Coupling
Coupling Value 30 dB ± 1 dB
Port 2 - Out Put
Coupling Port Connectors SMA(F)
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250.0
50.0
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44.8
22.5
13.2 10.0
25.0
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1864-01
Feature
- The filter for PCS 1st channel of Optical repeater.
- Band Width 1.23MHz of narrow band filter.
- Easy installation with straight design in repeater.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
1861.770 MHz
1865.730 MHz
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44.8
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169.0
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1855-01
Feature
- The filter for 1 PCS channel of Optical Repeater.
- Band Width 1.23MHz of narrow band filter.
- Typical Filter to trade off best adjacent attenuation against insertion loss.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
1853.27 MHz
1856.73 MHz
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133.0 22.5
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46.0
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44.8
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1855-02
Feature
- The filter for PCS application.
- Mornitoring port inside using coupler.
- DR resonator applied for best insertion loss and attenuation.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
1849 MHz
18 dBc
1861 MHz
Attenuation (Min.)
Over 1849 MHz
20 dBc
Over 1861 MHz
Isolation (Min.) Rx Band 90 dBc
Port 1 - Coupling
Coupling Value 30 dB ± 1 dB
Port 2 - Out Put
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10.0
44.8
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1842-01
Feature
- Using DR as Resonator.
- Excellent Isolation 70dBc at Rx.
- Tx band pass at PCS application.
- Minimizing Insertion loss for maximizing AMP performance.
- Pass 75MHz band width at PCS.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
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122.0 ARRESTOR
38.8
19.0
29.0
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1765-01
Feature
- PCS application.
- Excellent Isolation 90dBc at Tx
- Designed withstanding over 60Watt high power.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
In/Out Port Connectors N(F) / N(F)
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38.0
193.0
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36.8
18.5
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1752-01
Feature
- Cavity Band Pass Filter for Optical repeater.
- Attenuation specification for 20dBc from Band width edge ±3.5MHz distance.
- SMA Right Angle connector applied for efficient connection with other module
and filter within limited repeater space.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
1746.5 MHz 20 dB
Attenuation (Min.)
1757.5 MHz 20 dB
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1747-01
Feature
- Band width 75MHz of Broad band pass filter.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
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64.0
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38.8
19.0
170.0 29.0
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1732-01
Feature
- PCS application.
- Excellent Insertion loss and Pass Band Ripple.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
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93.0 24.0
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17.5
46.5
64.0
ARRESTOR
38.8
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53
Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M1732-02
Feature
- PCS application.
- New design for easy installation in repeater.
- Great Insertion loss and Ripple by using height space in repeater.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
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39.8
25.0
122.0 22.0
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M0902-01
Feature
- Best Solution for limited height space in repeater
- Creative new desing by lay down sideways.
- Input and Output port located at bottom.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
935 MHz
960 MHz
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199.0
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M0884-01
Feature
- Band Width 82MHz of Broad Band Pass Filter.
- Outdoor application for superb waterproof spec.
- 100 dBc of PIMD at 43dBm / 2Tone.
- Outdoor application to broaden Pass band at installed repeater.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
843 ~ 925 MHz

Frequency Range
(843~846 MHz, 860~870 MHz, 898~901 MHz, 915~925 MHz)
Insertion Loss(Max.) 1.2 dB
VSWR(Max.) 1.2:1 (20.83 dB)
843~846 MHz 0.5 dB
860~870 MHz 0.5 dB

Ripple
(Max.)
898~901 MHz 0.5 dB
915~925 MHz 0.5 dB
Attenuation
815~835 MHz 65 dB
(Min.)
100 dBc
PIMD(Max.) 860 MHz
+43 dBm / Tone
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M0881-01
Feature
- The filter for Optical repeater.
- Excellent Attenuation for the adjecent band.
- 30dBc of Attenuation on 865MHz, - 4MHz distance, and 25dBc of attenuation
on 896MHz, + 2MHz distance.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
849 MHz 80 dBc
865 MHz 30 dBc

Attenuation (Min.)
896 MHz 25 dBc
896 ~ 898 MHz 20 dBc
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194.0 94.0
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330.0 46.5
91.8
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M0881-02
Feature
- Excellent Insertion loss.
- 60Watt of power capability.
- Cavity filter for optical repeater.
- Allowed to put additional module on the top of the filter.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
849 MHz 80 dBc
Attenuation (Min.) 865 MHz 20 dBc
896 MHz 25 dBc
Coupling Value 896 ~ 898 MHz 20 dBc
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220.0 16.4
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48.0
198.0 128.0
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45.0
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M0847-01
Feature
- Small size compared to great attenuation value.
- Band pass filter, passing 2 channels out of Rx frequency.
- Cavity filter for CDMA, optical repeater.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
843 MHz 25 dBc

Attenuation (Min.)
851 MHz 35 dBc
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88.0
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98.0 46.0
178.0 4-Ø4.5 THRU 44.0

188.0 77.6
ARRESTOR
168.0
4.0
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M0847-02
Feature
- Band pass filter, passing 2 channels out of Rx frequency.
- Excellence of Attenuation and perfect Insertion Loss.
- Resonator as DR.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
821 MHz 20 dBc
838 MHz 25 dBc
843 MHz 25 dBc

Attenuation (Min.)
851 MHz 35 dBc
860 MHz 55 dBc
869 MHz 65 dBc
Dimensions (W×H×D) 330.0 x 52.6 x 198.0 mm
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51.0
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96.0
198.0
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10.0
2.0
52.6
25.5
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Filter
Band Pass Filter
PN : R01-M0836-06
Feature
- Band pass filter, passing Rx, for Optical repeater.
- Wonderful Insertion Loss and Pass Band Ripple.
- Isolation at Tx / 18dBc.
- New design for easy installation in limited repeater space.
Specification
ITEMS Specification
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40.0
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Filter
Band Rejection Filter
PN : R02-M2125-01
Feature
- 50Watt of high power application.
- Band Rejection band 2115~2135MHz with 20dB Attenuation.
- Designed for the minimized width.
- Focused on good insertion loss value.
Specification
ITEMS Required Spec.
Frequency 2115~2135 MHz -
300KHz~2100MHz 1.0 dB
Insertion Loss(Max.)
2150MHz~3.0GHz 1.0 dB
300KHz~2100MHz 12.0 dB
Return Loss(Min.)
2150MHz~3.0GHz 12.0 dB
Attenuation(Min.) 2115~2135 MHz 20.0 dB
Impedance 50Ω
Handling Power (MAX.) 50Watt
I/O Connectors N female
61.0 X 51.0 X 215 mm

Dimensions(W x H x D)
[Excluding connector]
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Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M2310-01
Feature
- Duplexer for WiFi.
- 50Watt power for optical repater application.
- Outstanding Attenuation from adjacent band to far band.
- Improving output efficiency of repeater by good Insertion Loss.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS Remark
Low High
Pass Band Frequency 2305 ~ 2315 MHz 2350 ～ 2360 MHz BW 10MHz
Return Loss (VSWR) 20 dB min (1.22:1) 20 dB min (1.22:1)
Insertion Loss 1.0dB max 1.0dB max
Pass Band Ripple 0.4dB max 0.4dB max
80dB min 80dB min

@ 10 ～ 2270 MHz @ 10 ～ 2315 MHz
Attenuation
80dB min 80dB min
@ 2350 ～ 6000 MHz @ 2395 ～ 6000 MHz
80dB min 80dB min

Isolation
@ 2350 ～ 2360 MHz @ 2305 ~ 2315 MHz
Impedance 50Ω
Handling Power 50 Watts (Avr.)
Connector(All Ports) Com. : N female, Other : SMA female
Operating Temperature +10℃ ~ +60℃
Dimensions W145×D85×H50 mm
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Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M2305-01
Feature
- Duplexer for WiBro.
- Attenuation spec for the adjecent WCDMA band.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
Pass Band Frequency 2300.8 ~ 2309.2 MHz 2370.8 ~ 2379.2 MHz
Return Loss (Min.) 1.0dB max
Pass Band Ripple(Max.) 0.5 dB
Fc ± 10 MHz 7 dBc
Attenuation (Min.) Fc ± 18 MHz 27 dBc
Rx/Tx Rejection 80 dBc
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Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M2065-01
Feature
- Designed for Better Insertion Loss and Pass Band Ripple.
- 2nd Harmonics as 40dB Min. without LPF inside.
- Excellent Insertion loss using Resonator as DR.
- Improving GND characteristic not by plating on the bottom.
Specification
Specification
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Low High
Pass Band Frequency 1960 ~ 2170 MHz 2400 ～ 2483 MHz
60dB min 60dB min

Isolation
@ 2400 ～ 2483 MHz @ 1960 ~ 2170 MHz
Harmonics 40dB min. @ 2nd Har.
Impedance 50Ω
Connector(All Ports) Comm. : N(F), Others : SMA(F)
Handling Power 20 Watts(Avr.)
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Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M1962-01
Feature
- WCDMA Duplexer.
- Outstanding Attenuation.
- 80dBc of 2nd and 3rd Harmonic.
- Minimized design in limited repeater space.
Specification
Specification
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UL DL
Frequency Range 1955 ~ 1970MHz 2145 ~ 2160MHz
Insertion Loss (Max.) 1.2 dB 1.2 dB
Return Loss (Min.) 18.0 dB 18.0 dB
Ripple (Max.) 0.5 dB 0.5 dB
Isolation (Min.) 110 dBc 110 dBc
5.0 dBc@1910㎒ 5.0 dBc@2100㎒
5.0 dBc@1990㎒ 5.0 dBc@2180㎒
50.0dBc @1895㎒ 50.0dBc @2085㎒
Attenuation (Min.) 60.0 dBc @9㎑ ~ 800㎒
80.0 dBc @800 ~ 1870㎒
80.0 dBc @2300 ~ 2700 ㎒
40.0 dBc @2.7 ~ 12.75㎓
Group Delay Variation 25ns/3.84㎒ Max.
Group Delay(Max.) 130.0ns
Impedance 50Ω
2nd /3rd Harmonic (Min.) 80dBc
Coupling Value 40.0±2.0dB
Ant: N-Female
Connector CPL,Rx: SMA-Female
Tx: N-Female
Temp./Humidity -30 ∼ +70℃ (Humidity: 90%)
Vibration 2G 10~150Hz ,0.1 octaves/min
Dimensions(WXDXH) 122 X 100 X 65 (exclude t-screw, connector)mm
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Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M1892-01
Feature
- Duplexer for PCS application.
- Resonator used as DR filter.
- Coupler inside for Tx band.
- Easy monitoring by coupling port on the top of the duplexer.
Specification
Specification
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Low High
Pass Band Frequency 1890 ~ 1895 MHz 1970 ~ 1975 MHz
1890 ~ 1895 MHz

Isolation (Min.) 90 dBc
1970 ~ 1975 MHz
Coupling Value 1970 ~ 1975 MHz 30 ± 1 dB
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78.0
20.0
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Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M1775-01
Feature
- Duplexer for PCS.
- Excellent Attenuation for each channel.
- Monitoring port at Tx and 30dB Coupling.
- Outstanding Isolation for Tx and Rx.
- Great Insertion loss & Attenuation by DR Resonator.
- Easy connection ANT by Right angled connector.
Specification
Specification
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Low High
Pass Band Frequency 1770.5 ~ 1779.5 MHz 1861 ~ 1869 MHz
Insertion Loss(Max.) 1.4 dB 1.5 dB
1768.3 MHz
20 dBc
1781.7 MHz
Attenuation (Min.)
1859.5 MHz
12 dBc
1870.5 MHz
1770 ~ 1780 MHz
1860.5 ~ 1869.5 MHz
Coupling Value Tx port, 30 ± 1 dB
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226.0
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84.6
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Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M1775-02
Feature
- Duplexer for PCS.
- Monitoring port at Tx and 30dB.
- 10MHz of Rx Band width and 8.75MHz of Tx Band width.
- Cost effectiveness by reducing useless space.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
Pass Band Frequency 1770 ~ 1780 MHz 1860.625 ~1869.375 MHz
Pass Band Ripple(Max.) 0.5 dB 1.0 dB
1859 MHz
18 dBc
1871 MHz
Attenuation (Min.)
1859.5 MHz
10 dBc
1870.5 MHz
1770 ~ 1780 MHz 100 dBc
Isolation (Min.)
1860.625 ~ 1869.375 MHz 80 dBc
Coupling Value Tx port, 30 ± 1 dB
In/Out Port Connectors SMA(F) / N(F)
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50.0
226.0
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22.3
44.8
84.6
22.3
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13.0 147.0
172.0
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Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M1764-01
Feature
- Duplexer for PCS.
- Monitoring port at Tx and 30dB.
- Great Insertion loss & Attenuation value by using DR Resonator.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
Pass Band Frequency 1761.875 ~ 1768.125 MHz 1851.875 ~1858.125 MHz
Pass Band Ripple(Max.) 0.8dB
1771.125 MHz
1758.875 MHz
1861.125 MHz
1848.875 MHz
Coupling Value 1851.875 ~ 1858.125 MHz 30 ± 1 dB
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52.0
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226.0
40.0
84.6
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Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M1748-04
Feature
- Duplexer for Optical repeater with 75MHz Band width.
- Excellent Insertion Loss and Pass Band Ripple spec.
- Rasing total output of repeater by minimizing Insertion Loss & Pass Band Ripple.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
Insertion Loss(Max.) 0.6dB
15dBc@1800 MHz 15dBc@1790 MHz
Attenuation (Min.)
30dBc@1815 MHz 30dBc@1775 MHz
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Duplexer
PN : R04-M1745-01
Feature
- Duplexer for Optical repeater and 20MHz Band width.
- Astonishing Isolation 70dBc spec.
- 40dB coupling value with coupler inside.
- Easy Connection to ANT with projected N bulk head connector through repeater.
- Maximized space efficiency by attaching to the side of repeater with bracket.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
Coupling Value 40dB ± 1.0dB @ High Frequency
ANT : N(F) B.H.
Connectors Low / High : SMA(F)
CPL : SMA(F) B.H.
Photo
Drawing
Divider
Arrestor
DC Block
91
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M1732-01
Feature
- Duplexer for PCS.
- Resonator used as DR.
- High power repeater application by minimizing Insertion Loss & Pass Band Ripple.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
1710 ~ 1755 MHz
1805 ~ 1850 MHz
Coupling Value 1851.875 ~ 1858.125 MHz 30 ± 1 dB
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
142.0 38.8
DIVIDER
108.0
ARRESTOR
102.0
DC BLOCK
19.0 24.0
93
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M1444-01
Feature
- The filter for Optical repeater in Brazil.
- 3dB Bandwidth spec as 28MHz Band width.
- Excellent Isolation.
- Designed for great dampproofing and withstanding high temperatures or
sudden changes in temperature.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
Pass Band Frequency 1437 ~ 1452.5 MHz 1502.5 ～ 1518 MHz
97dB min 97dB min
Isolation
@ 1502.5 ～ 1518 MHz @ 1437 ~ 1452.5 MHz
3dB Bandwidth 28MHz max.
Impedance 50Ω
Connector(All Ports) SMA(F)
Handling Power 20 Watts(Avr.)
Photo
Drawing
Divider
Arrestor
DC Block
95
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M0906-01
Feature
- Duplexer for GSM.
- Excellent Insertion Loss and Pass Band Ripple.
- Outstanding Isolation for Tx and Rx.
- Over 60Watt high power repeater application by using N connector.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
903 ~ 909 MHz 60 dBc
Isolation (Min.)
948 ~ 954 MHz 68 dBc
Operating Temperature -30℃~ 70℃
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
Ø4.2
10.0
DIVIDER
58.0 34.0
152.0
142.0 ARRESTOR
72.0
48.0 48.0
DC BLOCK
162.0 3.0
97
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M0902-01
Feature
- Duplexer for GSM.
- Excellent Insertion Loss and Pass Band Ripple.
- No Attenuation spec.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
890 ~ 915 MHz
935 ~ 960 MHz
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
180.0 35.0
DIVIDER
64.0 29.0
ARRESTOR
64.8
DC BLOCK
40.0
99
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M0847-01
Feature
- Duplexer for CDMA.
- Excellent Isolation for Tx and Rx.
- Customized connector port location for the convenience of repeater design.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
Insertion Loss(Max.) 1.5 dB 1.4dB
843 MHz 25 dBc
Attenuation (Min.) 851 MHz 35 dBc
896 MHz 25 dBc
845 ~ 849 MHz 80 dBc
Isolation (Min.)
890 ~ 894 MHz 109 dBc
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
5.0 5.0 52.0
3.0 3.0 69.0
DIVIDER
140.0
5.0 202.0
96.0
3.0
5-Ø4.2 THRU ARRESTOR
5.0 5.0 5.0
126.0 91.6
93.0
DC BLOCK
52.0
246.0
101
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M0836-02
Feature
- Installed in Optical Repeater.
- Outstanding Insertion Loss.
- Over 80Watt high power repeater application by minimizing Insertion Loss.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
824 ~ 849 MHz
869 ~ 894 MHz
Operating Temperature 0℃ ~ 50 ℃
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
DIVIDER
193.0 93.5
ARRESTOR
411.0 41.5
86.6
DC BLOCK
103
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M0836-03
Feature
- Duplexer for CDMA application.
- 70dBc Isolation for Tx and Rx.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
824 ~ 849 MHz

869 ~ 894 MHz
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
DIVIDER
59.8
82.0 45.0
ARRESTOR
36.0 36.0
100.0
DC BLOCK
105
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M0836-04
Feature
- Excellent Insertion loss.
- 70dBc Isolation at Rx band.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
824 ~ 849 MHz 75 dBc

Isolation (Min.)
869 ~ 894 MHz 35 dBc
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
DIVIDER
150.0
ARRESTOR
214.0
29.0 52.0 55.0
59.6
DC BLOCK
27.5
107
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M0836-05
Feature
- 80dBc Isolation for Tx and Rx.
- Centralized antenna & output port for easy arrangement of modules.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
824 ~ 849 MHz

869 ~ 894 MHz
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
140.0
DIVIDER
96.0
ARRESTOR
34.5
62.8
44.0
DC BLOCK
280.0
109
Filter
Duplexer
PN : R04-M0829-01
Feature
- Outstanding Insertion Loss.
- Designed for precise Attenuation spec.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High
55dBc @ 810 MHz
20dBc @ 821 MHz
25dBc @ 838 MHz
Attenuation (Min.) 25dBc @ 843 MHz
35dBc @ 851 MHz
55dBc @ 860 MHz
65dBc @ 869 MHz
Impedance 50Ω
Connector SMA(F) / N(F)
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
DIVIDER
97.8
330.0 48.9
ARRESTOR
198.0 96.0
DC BLOCK
111
Filter
Filter Module
PN : R03-M1932-01
Feature
- Filter Module for ICS repeater in Japan.
- All Connector ports are adjecent location near bottom.
- Group Delay focused.
Specification
SPECIFICATIONS(DONOR) SPECIFICATIONS(SERVICE)
ITEMS
Low High Low High
1925.625 ~ 2115.625 ～ 1925.625 ~ 2115.625 ～
Frequency
1939.325 MHz 2129.375 MHz 1939.325 MHz 2129.375 MHz
ReturnLoss 20 dB min
Insertion Loss 3.5dB max 1.5dB max 1.5dB max
Pass Band Ripple 1.6dB max 0.5dB max 0.5dB max
55dB min @
8dB min @ 30dB min @
under 1919.6
1919.45 MHz under 2110 MHz
Attenuation MHz
55dB min @ 30dB min @
over 1945 MHz over 2135 MHz
110dB min 110dB min 100dB min 110dB min
Isolation @ 2115.625 ～ @ 1925.625 ~ @ 2115.625 ～ @ 1925.625 ~
2129.375 MHz 1939.325 MHz 2129.375 MHz 1939.325 MHz
Coupling Value 20±1.0 dB - 15±1.0 dB 40±1.0 dB
80dB min.@ 2nd 80dB min.@ 2nd
-
Har. Har.
Harmonics
50dB min.@ 3rd 50dB min.@ 3rd
-
Har. Har.
Group Delay 80 ns / FA 50 ns / FA 80 ns / FA 50 ns / FA
Handling Power 20 Watts (Avr.)
Impedance 50Ω
Connector(All Ports) SMA female
Operating Temperature -30℃ ~ +70℃
Photo
Drawing
Divider
Arrestor
DC Block
113
Filter
Filter Module
PN : R03-M1755-01
Feature
- Filter Module for PCS.
- Monitoring port using coupler.
- Outstanding Attenuation.
- Test JIG application
- Designed 3 same frequency BPF set in one body.
Specification
ITEMS SPECIFICATIONS
1745 MHz
17 dBc
1765 MHz
Attenuation (Min.)
1730 MHz
55 dBc
1780 MHz
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
DIVIDER
40.0
60.0
138.0
46.0
38.0
17.0 29.0 ARRESTOR
25.0 190.0 25.0
39.8
DC BLOCK
115
Filter
Filter Module
PN : R03-M0910-01
Feature
- Filter Module for GSM900 and GSM1800.
- Outstanding Isolation for 100dBc at each band.
- 80dBc Min for 2nd Harmonic with LPF.
- Coupler inside for each Tx band to monitoring.
- Additional Arrestor function for protecting lightning.
Specification
Specification (900MHz Band) Specification (1800MHz Band)
ITEMS
Rx TX Rx TX
Frequency Range 905 ~ 915MHz 950 ~ 960MHz 1735 ~ 1755MHz 1830 ~ 1850MHz
Insertion Loss (Max.) 1.5dB
Return Loss (Min.) 20.0dB
Ripple (Max.) 0.8dB
TX Band RX Band TX Band RX Band
Isolation (Min.)
: 100.0dBc : 100.0dBc : 100.0dBc : 100.0dBc
Fc±10MHz 7.0dBc Fc±10MHz 7.0dBc Fc±15MHz 7.0dBc Fc±15MHz 7.0dBc
Fc±15MHz Fc±15MHz Fc±20MHz Fc±20MHz
Attenuation (Min.) 15.0dBc 15.0dBc 15.0dBc 15.0dBc
884 ~ 894MHz:
-
33dBc
2nd Harmonic (Min.) 80dBc
Coupling Value - 40.0±1.5dB 40.0±1.5dB
In/Output Impedance 50Ω
Temperature -30 ~ +80℃
Voltage waveform : 1.2/50 us ( 6kv ),
Arrester Current : 3kA ( 8/20 us)
RF Line to Ground : 5 times each ± 10 times / Minute
Photo
Drawing
Divider
Arrestor
DC Block
117
Filter
Filter Module
PN : R03-M0910-02
Feature
- One Filter Module for GSM, PCS and WCDMA.
- One Antenna port for GSM, PCS and WCDMA.
- All Tx port used coupler for monitoring.
- Additional Arrestor function for protecting lightning.
- Cost effective for repeater by one Antenna with 6 band together.
Specification
Specification (900MHz Specification (1.8GHz Specification (2.1GHz
ITEMS Band) Band) Band)
Rx TX Rx TX Rx TX
905 ~ 950 ~ 1735 ~ 1830 ~ 1960 ~ 2150~2170
Frequency Range
915MHz 960MHz 1755MHz 1850MHz 1980 MHz MHz
Insertion Loss (Max.) 1.5dB
Return Loss (Min.) 20.0dB
Ripple (Max.) 0.8dB
TX Band RX Band TX Band RX Band TX Band RX Band
Isolation (Min.)
: 100.0dBc : 100.0dBc : 100.0dBc : 100.0dBc : 100.0dBc : 100.0dBc
Fc±10MHz Fc±10MHz Fc±15MHz Fc±15MHz Fc±15MHz Fc±15MHz
7.0dBc 7.0dBc 7.0dBc 7.0dBc 7.0dBc 7.0dBc
Fc±15MHz Fc±15MHz Fc±20MHz Fc±20MHz Fc±20MHz Fc±20MHz
Attenuation (Min.) 15.0dBc 15.0dBc 15.0dBc 15.0dBc 15.0dBc 15.0dBc
884 ~
894MHz: -
27dBc
2nd Harmonic (Min.) 80dBc
Coupling Value - 40.0±1.5dB 40.0±1.5dB 40.0±1.5dB
Impedance 50Ω
Temperature -30℃ ∼ 80℃
Voltage waveform : 1.2/50 us
Voltage : 6kv,
Arrester
Current : 3kA ( 8/20 us)
RF Line to Ground: 5 times each ± 10 times / Minute
Photo
Drawing
Divider
Arrestor
DC Block
119
Filter
Filter Module
PN : R03-M0840-01
Feature
- One Filter Module for CDMA.
- Filter Module for Duplexer and Band pass filter.
- Tx port used coupler for moniting.
- Arrestor inside for protecting lightning.
- Rx BDF desinged as one body for Diversity which prevent for the problem at
Rx Duplexer.
Specification
Specification
ITEMS
Low High BPF
Pass Band Frequency 836.505 ~ 843.885 MHz 881.505 ~ 888.882 MHz 836.505 ~ 843.885 MHz
Insertion Loss(Max) 2.0dB 1.0dB 2.0dB
Return Loss (Min.) 20 dB 20 dB 20 dB
Pass Band Ripple(Max) 0.8dB 0.5dB 0.8
851 MHz 35 dBc
Attenuation 35dBc @ 851 MHz
896 MHz 20 dBc
Isolation (Min.) 90 dBc 80 dBc 90 dBc
881.505 ~ 888.882
Coupling Value 30.8 ± 0.5 dB _
MHz
Impedance 50Ω
Connector SMA(F)
FILTER
Photo
TERMINATION
ATTENUATOR
Drawing
45.0
DIVIDER
25.0 25.0
142.0
46.0
35.0 ARRESTOR
16.0 27.0
32.5 200.0 45.0
64.8
DC BLOCK
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Block Diagram ············································································· viii

Ⅰ. Passive components ······························································· 1

1. SMA ·············································································· 198

Ⅲ. RF Basic & Data ··································································· 307

Ⅳ. Terms & Conditions ···························································· 339

Ⅴ. Index ························································································ 347

Divider Arrestor DC Block

• Band Pass Filter···················································· 24

• Band Rejection Filter········································· 70

1. Filter types based on the passband characteristic.

At first, it is Low Pass Filter (Hereinafter we S21

(2) Band Pass Filter

S21 ⓐ most frequently used filter. BPF passes

(3) High Pass Filter

(4) Band Reject Filter

Filter has the S21 graph as right figure S21

IF is used in a super heterodyne method of communication system. When

information, is shifted to RF, the baseband signal is shifted as an intermediate

(6) Diplexer, Multiplexer

2. Filter types depending on the pass characteristic. ARRESTOR

Filter can be classified according to the above 7 types based on passband

3. Filter types depending on the manufacturing method.

Filter is classified by the way of manufacturing method and material; such

As below, the 2 examples of LPF and BPF are shown.

(Dra. 1-10) LPF pattern (Dra. 1-11) LPF pattern

(Dra. 1-12) BPF pattern (Dra. 1-13) BPF pattern

(2) Cavity Filter

pressure. In addition, the DR resonator requires complicated manufacturing

excellent electrical property compared to the cavity filter.

(4) Ceramic Filter.

(5) Coaxial Filter

(7) Saw Filter

(Dra. 1-14) SAW filter graph

If comb structure of electrode is put on the piezo-material cornerwise,

(1) Filter type selection

(2) Electrical specifications.

Re ce ntl y, Har monic s

getting focused on other key (Dra. 1-16) Electrical specifications in filter

suppression band. If there are in-band characteristics of filter such as

other frequencies of out-band are filtered out.

The term ‘trade-off’ is mentioned previously. Trade-off means that if you

Band Pass Filter

Frequency 3.1 ~ 3.5GHz

Insertion Loss ≤ 1.5 dB max.

Ripple ±0.25dB Max. ( Per any 10MHz within Pass band)

VSWR 1.5:1dB Max.

35dBc @3.6GHz min.

Band Pass Filter

Frequency 2554 ~ 2574 MHz

Insertion Loss ≤ 1.7 dB Max.

Ripple 0.8dB Max.

VSWR 1.3:1dB Max. (18dB Min.)

80 dBc Min. @ 2170 MHz

2nd Harmonics 80 dBc Min.

Coupling Value 40 ± 1.5 dB

Band Pass Filter

Frequency Range 1931 ~ 1944 MHz

Insertion Loss (Max.) 1.0 dB

Return Loss (Min.) 18 dB

Pass Band Ripple (Max.) 0.6 dB