DCS Notch Filter
Source: ComNav Engineering, Inc.
The DCS Notch filter is a multiband notch filter designed separate 4 different bands in DCS applications. Packaging is simplified by supplying the different bands in identical packages. The small size and low loss is achieved by using ceramic resonators and ComNav Engineering's proprietary notch circuitry. By using ceramic resonators, in addition to small size and low loss, an extremely temperature stable device of less than 5 ppm/deg C is achieved...
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•Datasheet: DCS Notch Filter
•Software: Dionysus Microwave Filter Design
•Capabilities Overview: ComNav Engineering, Inc.
The DCS Notch filter is a multiband notch filter designed separate 4 different bands in DCS applications. Packaging is simplified by supplying the different bands in identical packages. The small size and low loss is achieved by using ceramic resonators and ComNav Engineering's proprietary notch circuitry. By using ceramic resonators, in addition to small size and low loss, an extremely temperature stable device of less than 5 ppm/deg C is achieved. Click Here To Download:
•Datasheet: DCS Notch Filter
•Software: Dionysus Microwave Filter Design
•Capabilities Overview: ComNav Engineering, Inc.
•Datasheet: DCS Notch Filter
•Software: Dionysus Microwave Filter Design
•Capabilities Overview: ComNav Engineering, Inc.
The DCS Notch filter is a multiband notch filter designed separate 4 different bands in DCS applications. Packaging is simplified by supplying the different bands in identical packages. The small size and low loss is achieved by using ceramic resonators and ComNav Engineering's proprietary notch circuitry. By using ceramic resonators, in addition to small size and low loss, an extremely temperature stable device of less than 5 ppm/deg C is achieved. Click Here To Download:
•Datasheet: DCS Notch Filter
•Software: Dionysus Microwave Filter Design
•Capabilities Overview: ComNav Engineering, Inc.
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