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60-38-43 XMF Band Pass UHF Multicoupler
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60-FF-43-UHF
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Designed for minimizing interference from adjacent channels and outside systems
- Available in single, dual, triple or additional units
- Temperature compensated to ensure frequency stability
- High attenuation to minimize desense and interference from adjacent systems
- Adjustable loops: each cavity has a calibration index for easy field tuning
Description
Our band pass UHF multicoupler filters are designed for minimizing interference from adjacent channels and outside systems. They are available in single, dual, triple or additional units. Selectivity can be determined by the insertion loss of the cavity or by adding cavity units as required. Each cavity is temperature compensated for operation between -40ºC to +60ºC and has a gold alodine finish, silver-plated loops, and silver-plated tuning rods. Every cavity is equipped with both coarse and fine tuning rods for quick and easy field or lab re-tuning.
- Temperature Compensation
- Ensures Frequency Stability
- High Attenuation
- Minimizes desense and interference from adjacent systems
- Adjustable Loops
- Each cavity has a calibration index to reference insertion loss
Additional information
| Frequency Range, MHz | 380-512 |
|---|---|
| Frequency Spacing Min., MHz | 2 |
| Cavity Dimensions, in (W x L) | 4 x 4 |
| Continuous Power Input, Watts | 150 |
| Connectors | N Female\, other connectors available upon request |
| Insertion Loss, dB | 3.4 |
| VSWR | 1.5:1 |
| Temperature Range, ºC | – 40 to +60 |
| Max Length, in (H x W x D) | 18.5 x 19 x 4 |
| Weight, lbs (kg) | 13 (5.9) |
| Cavity Size | 4 x 4 |
| Frequency Range | 132-174 MHz |
| Channel Isolation, dB | See Typical Curves |
Ordering Information
Variations on connectors and mountings are available by special order.
| Model | Frequency Range |
| 60-38-43 | 380-406 MHz |
| 60-40-43 | 406-420 MHz |
| 60-42-43 | 420-430 MHz |
| 60-43-43 | 430-450 MHz |
| 60-45-43 | 450-470 MHz |
| 60-47-43 | 470-490 MHz |
| 60-49-43 | 490-512 MHz |
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