B39202B8627P810

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SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) filters are commonly used for modern communication and navigation systems, allowing for easy access of high-frequency signals in the form of radio waves.

B39202B8627P810 is a type of SAW filter designed for use in communication and navigation systems. It features an 8.2mm x 2.4mm x 1.7mm ceramic surface acoustic wave package. This device is designed specifically for frequency down-conversion applications in LTE, GSM, and UMTS systems.

B39202B8627P810 has a low insertion loss across the passband and a high stopband attenuation of 50 dB. The passband of this device ranges from 907 MHz to 2245 MHz with an insertion loss of up to 0.5 dB. It also offers excellent temperature stability performance, allowing for stable frequency operation over a wide temperature range.

The working principle of B39202B8627P810 is based on the principle of acoustic wave propagation. This device works by propagating an acoustic wave through a surface and downscaling the signal to a lower frequency. A mesh of interconnects is placed on top of the device, which acts as a mesh of resonators. As the acoustic wave propagates, it passes through the various mesh patterns and is reflected off the surface. The amount of energy reflected off the surface determines the amount of frequency down-conversion.

B39202B8627P810 is an ideal solution for those who require a low-cost, high-performance SAW filter for communication and navigation systems. Its low insertion loss and high stopband attenuation allow it to be used in a wide range of applications, from Zigbee to cellular. Additionally, its excellent temperature stability ensures reliable performance even in high temperature environments.

B39202B8627P810 is a perfect choice for those who need a small, low-cost SAW filter for frequency down-conversion applications. This device offers excellent performance, temperature stability, and low insertion loss, making it an ideal choice for modern communication and navigation systems.

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