AM3228 18 GHz Low Pass MMIC Filter

18 GHz Low Pass Filter

AM3228 is a passive lowpass filter implemented on chip that provides low loss and high rejection. It excels in 18GHz direct digitization applications providing low loss and high rejection. With internal 50Ω matching and packaged in a 3mm QFN, the AM3228 represents a compact total PCB footprint and operates over the -40C to +100C temperature range.

Evaluation board includes RF connectors as shown. DC connector (top) not included.

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AM3228

1.2
Insertion Loss (dB)
45
Typical Rejection (dB)
3mm
Package
Features
  • Function: Low Pass Filter
  • Cutoff Freq Low (MHz): 18,000
  • Cutoff Freq High (MHz): 18,000
  • Insertion Loss (dB): 1.2
  • Typical Rejection (dB): 45
  • Package: 3mm QFN
  • Bandwidth Low (MHz): 18,000
  • # in Pack: 1
Specifications

  • Function: Low Pass Filter
  • Cutoff Freq Low (MHz): 18,000
  • Cutoff Freq High (MHz): 18,000
  • Insertion Loss (dB): 1.2
  • Typical Rejection (dB): 45
  • Package: 3mm QFN
  • Bandwidth Low (MHz): 18,000
  • # in Pack: 1
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