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Mega-Pole™ Series
The MEGA-POLE filter series covers the standard frequency bands within the 30 to 512 MHz range. This new filter series provides excellent selectivity while maintaining very low insertion loss. The product line also has exceptional RF power handling capability with a high third order intercept point. The MEGA-POLE filter series can be used for transmitter applications to reduce power amplifier noise, harmonics and intermodulation products, to provide bi-directional filtering directly at a transceiver’s antenna port, or other applications requiring extremely linear, high power RF bandpass filtering. It has been designed for rugged military environments per MIL-STD-810.
Specifications
| Frequency Coverage (octave bands): | 30-512 MHz |
| Input/Output Impedance: | 50 Ω |
| In-band RF Power Handling | 50 W Average, 100 W Peak |
| In-band Third Order Intercept: | >+60 dBm |
| Tuning Control: | Standard 8 bit parallel and PRC-117F available. Flexible control design can directly support other transceiver interfaces. |
| Tuning Speed: | <25 µS |
| Center Frequency Stability: | 53 PPM/°C |
| DC Power: | +5 VDC @ 5A Max +28V options available |
| Operating Temperature Range: | -40 to +55°C |
| Dimensions: (Contact Factory for 30-88 MHz) |
6" x 7" x 4.25" (Excluding protrusions) |
| Available Finishes: | Chemical Agent Resistant Coating (CARC, Tan or Green) Lusterless Grey or Black Chem-Film only per MIL-C-5541 |
Data is believed to be accurate. All data is subject to change without notice.
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