BAS Relocation-Supported Filters
Source: K&L Microwave, Inc.
K&L has recognized your needs and has specifically designed and gathered a family of
filters to support the BAS relocation. These filters include but are not limited to a Full Band filter that passes from
2025 to 2110 MHz, Narrowband (12 MHz wide) channel filters operating from 2031.5 to 2103.5 and a High Pass
Filter that passes from 2 GHz up to 18 GHz...
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•Datasheet: BAS Relocation-Supported Filters
On August 6, 2004 the FCC made the decision to relocate incumbent BAS, CARS, and LTTS licensees operating within 1990–2110 MHz to 2025–2110 MHz. The relocation is to be conducted on a DMA by DMA (Designated Market Area) basis and requires that all eligible licensees convert from the current 17 MHz channel plan to a new FCC mandated 12 MHz channel plan.
•Datasheet: BAS Relocation-Supported Filters
•Datasheet: BAS Relocation-Supported Filters
On August 6, 2004 the FCC made the decision to relocate incumbent BAS, CARS, and LTTS licensees operating within 1990–2110 MHz to 2025–2110 MHz. The relocation is to be conducted on a DMA by DMA (Designated Market Area) basis and requires that all eligible licensees convert from the current 17 MHz channel plan to a new FCC mandated 12 MHz channel plan.
In response to this decision K&L recognized your needs and has specifically designed and gathered a family of filters to support the BAS relocation. These filters include but are not limited to a Full Band filter that passes from 2025 to 2110 MHz, Narrowband (12 MHz wide) channel filters operating from 2031.5 to 2103.5 and a High Pass Filter that passes from 2 GHz up to 18 GHz.
Click Here To Download:
•Datasheet: BAS Relocation-Supported Filters
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