B39172B8801P810S5

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SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) filters are electronic components used in a variety of ways, providing reliable filtering for a variety of communications systems. The B39172B8801P810S5 is part of a line of SAW filters designed for specific applications in the signal transmission and wireless communication industries. This filter has a frequency range of 39. 255 Ghz, cutoff frequency of 3.75 GHz, and insertion loss of 0.6 dB.

The B39172B8801P810S5 SAW filter has many applications. It is often used in the cellular network, radio base station, and wireless LAN (Local Area Network) infrastructure. In a cellular network, the B39172B8801P810S5 helps to reduce cross talk and interference, allowing for a higher signal quality and more reliable signal transmission. In radio base stations, the B39172B8801P810S5 reduces the number of frequency hopping points required, increasing reliability and decreasing costs. In wireless LANs, the B39172B8801P810S5 helps the base station to obtain reliable signal quality and coverage, making connections more reliable and providing better performance for the user.

The fundamental working principle behind the B39172B8801P810S5 SAW filter is the use of acoustic waves to filter out unwanted signals. A metal strip is etched with a pattern of holes called an acoustic etch. When a signal is applied to the strip, it creates an acoustic wave that propagates along the strip. When this wave encounters a hole in the pattern, it acts as a filter, allowing some frequencies to pass through while blocking others.

The B39172B8801P810S5 is a part of a line of SAW filters designed for specific applications in the signal transmission and wireless communication industries. It has a frequency range of 39. 255 Ghz, cutoff frequency of 3.75 GHz, and insertion loss of 0.6 dB. This filter works by using acoustic waves to filter out unwanted signals. It has many applications, including the cellular network, radio base station, and wireless LAN (Local Area Network) infrastructure.

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