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RF filters, diplexers, multiplexers and assemblies

Four product families. Each section lists what it is for, what to consider, what to send us for a custom request, and the datasheets currently published.

Frequency spans are taken from the datasheet frequency labels of catalog parts. They show what is published, not the limits of what can be designed.

A

SMT Filters

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Surface-mount filters for integration directly on the PCB, where board area and cost per unit matter.

Function and typical applications

  • Band selection and out-of-band rejection in compact RF front ends
  • Cellular, ISM and satellite/navigation receivers
  • Board-level preselection and harmonic filtering

Design considerations

  • Technology: LC and ceramic/LTCC cover broad frequency ranges; SAW and BAW are used for steep selectivity in fixed bands
  • Footprint, pad layout and PCB material affect final performance, more so at higher frequencies
  • Power handling is generally lower than in connectorized cavity filters

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  • Center frequency and passband
  • Insertion loss limit and rejection frequencies/levels
  • Maximum VSWR and power level
  • Footprint limit and operating temperature range
TechnologyDatasheetsFrequency spanExample part
LC14200 MHz – 6 GHzNX-BPF-1240-480-LC-2210 (1000–1480 MHz)
Ceramic (mono-block, center frequencies)9715.5 MHz – 2.54 GHzNX4H1950S60H50 (1950 MHz center)
LTCC13.3 GHz – 4.2 GHzNX-BPF-3750-900-40 (3300–4200 MHz)
SAW12791 MHz – 2.69 GHzNX-BPF-1745-75-50 (1710–1785 MHz)
BAW Preliminary data51.98 GHz – 2.5 GHzNX-BPF-1995-30 (1980–2010 MHz · N256 UL / Satcom)

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B

Connectorized Filters

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Standalone filters in connectorized housings, inserted at system level in a coax signal path.

Function and typical applications

  • Low-pass: suppress harmonics from amplifiers and sources
  • High-pass: block low-frequency interference
  • Band-pass: select a channel or band
  • Band-stop: notch a known interferer

Design considerations

  • Construction in catalog: Cavity (12), LC (3), Stripline (3), Interdigital (2), Comb Cavity (1)
  • Cavity and interdigital/comb-cavity types suit low loss and high rejection; trade-off against size and weight
  • Connector type, housing outline and mounting need to be agreed up front

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  • Filter type and passband or cutoff frequency
  • Insertion loss limit, rejection points and VSWR
  • Power level and connector type
  • Mechanical outline and environmental requirements
FunctionDatasheetsFrequency spanExample part
Band-pass11185 MHz – 10.5 GHzNX-BPF-1750-40 (800 – 2700 MHz)
High-pass6300 MHz – 18 GHzNX-HPF-18000-60 (18 GHz)
Low-pass3DC – 18 GHzNX-LPF-1000-70 (1.0 GHz)
Band-stop1500 MHz – 3 GHzNX-BSF-1030-60 (500–940 MHz & 1100–3000 MHz)

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C

Diplexers & Multiplexers

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Frequency-combining assemblies that split or combine bands on a shared port.

Function and typical applications

  • Diplexers: two bands on one port
  • Multiplexers: several bands on one port
  • Switched filter banks: select one of several filter paths
  • Multi-band receivers and transmitters, shared antennas, test set-ups

Design considerations

  • Crossover region and isolation between channels
  • Port match across all bands, and insertion loss per channel
  • Number of bands or channels, and control interface for switched banks

For a custom request, send

  • Band edges for each port and the crossover frequency
  • Isolation and loss targets per channel
  • Power level, connector type and outline
  • Control logic and supply, for switched banks
TypeDatasheetsFrequency spanExample part
Diplexer4DC – 18 GHzNX-DPX-1400-50 (1100–1300 & 1500–1650 MHz)
Multiplexer1500 MHz – 18 GHzNX-MUX-500-18000-5B (0.5 – 18 GHz · 5 bands)
Switch Filter Bank1300 MHz – 8 GHzNX-SFB-300-8000-11CH (300 – 8000 MHz · 11 channels)

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D

Active RF Assemblies

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Switched multi-band filter banks with an integrated amplifier chain, delivered as one assembly rather than a separate filter and amplifier.

Function and typical applications

  • Band selection, gain and out-of-band rejection in a single unit
  • Front-end preselection with gain where several bands must be covered
  • Custom integrated assemblies built around a filter specification

Design considerations

  • Gain and noise figure versus filter insertion loss
  • DC supply, control interface and thermal behavior
  • Isolation between channels and amplifier stability

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  • Bands or channels and required gain
  • Noise figure and output power targets
  • DC supply voltage and control interface
  • Connectors, outline and environmental requirements
Part numberFrequency / gainType
NX-AFA-18000-40000-35G18 – 40 GHz · Gain ≥35dBFilter-amplifier assembly
NX-AFA-500-2000-20G0.5 – 2 GHz · Gain 20-26dBFilter-amplifier assembly

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