LP1206A0512BNTR Filters

Series:	LP1206
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Frequency:	512MHz
Bandwidth:	--
Filter Type:	Low Pass
Ripple:	--
Insertion Loss:	0.9dB
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Package / Case:	1206 (3216 Metric)
Size / Dimension:	0.122" L x 0.063" W (3.10mm x 1.60mm)
Height (Max):	0.036" (0.92mm)

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<p>RF Filters are used in various electronic circuits, and the LP1206A0512BNTR is no exception. It is commonly used as an intermediate frequency or RF stage filter in various types of radio, communication, and measurement systems. It is predominately used for amplifying RF signals in radio receivers, but can also be used for other types of signal filtering applications. The LP1206A0512BNTR filter can be found in broadcast or military radios, scientific and medical equipment, radar guidance systems, remote communication receivers, and military tactical receivers.</p><p>The LP1206A0512BNTR is a surface mount filter constructed from several inductors and capacitors. It has an operating frequency range of 7.0 – 1250MHz with an insertion loss of 1.1dB max. The filter can be used to reject radio frequency interference from other channels, and to reduce system noise created by baseband components. The LP1206A0512BNTR also facilitates the efficient transfer of signal from one unit to another with little loss. It is housed in an industry-standard 1206 package, making it easy to integrate into existing systems.</p><p>The LP1206A0512BNTR works on the principle of resonant frequency. Basically, it passes a certain frequency range of signals but rejects signals from outside that range. This property is achieved by connecting inductors in parallel with capacitors to form a filter circuit. The filter is designed to oscillate at the resonant frequency, which is determined by its components. Signals that match the resonant frequency will be allowed to pass through, while those around or outside it will be attenuated.</p><p>When selecting and using an LP1206A0512BNTR filter, you need to consider the input and output impedance of your system, as this will affect how well the filter performs. The input impedance needs to match with the output impedance of the preceding signal source, while the output impedance of the filter should match with the input impedance of the next unit. This will help ensure that the generated signals are adequately transferred with minimal signal loss.</p><p>Overall, the LP1206A0512BNTR is an effective intermediate frequency or RF stage filter for radio receivers, communication systems, medical equipment, radar systems, and military tactical radios. It is designed to pass specific frequencies to reduce noise and interference from interfering signals. The LP1206A0512BNTR filter is constructed from inductors and capacitors, and can be easily integrated into existing systems with its 1206 industry-standard package.</p>

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