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Bandpass Filter for two Way Wireless Internet

Models CEC-1838(6)-2266.5N and CEC-1838(6)-2270.5N bandpass filters are designed for use in the downstream of a two-way Internet system.

The Fo frequencies are 2266.5 MHz. The passband bandwidth is 6 MHz. Insertion loss is 1 dB, except for 1.25 dB at the bandedges.

Rejection is 15 dB at ± 6 MHz from Fo. The return loss is 18 dB.

Connectors are 50 Ohm, type N. The filters are constructed of welded WR430 aluminum waveguide.

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Models CEC-1838(6)-2266.5N and CEC-1838(6)-2270.5N bandpass filters are designed for use in the downstream of a two-way Internet system. The Fo frequencies are 2266.5 MHz. The passband bandwidth is 6 MHz. Insertion loss is 1 dB, except for 1.25 dB at the bandedges. Rejection is 15 dB at ± 6 MHz from Fo....
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