RF3607D

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SAW (Surface Acoustic wave) filters are robust, compact devices which have established themselves as the most efficient electronic filter solutions on the market. They are used in a variety of electronic systems, from cellular telephones and medical equipment to high-end industrial instrumentation. The RF3607D SAW Filter is a prime example of the sophisticated technology behind such devices.

The RF3607D is suitable for forward path, receive path and duplexer applications. Its high-Q notch characteristics allow it to provide superior selectivity while minimizing the amount of space required for installation. The bandwidth of the RF3607D is adjustable, allowing it to be tailored to the specific needs of the application. The small form factor of this device makes it an ideal solution for space-constrained applications.

The RF3607D is based on the resonator technology of SAW filters. A SAW filter is a series of metal electrodes arranged on a piezoelectric substrate, which responds to electrical signals by generating an acoustic wave in the form of a traveling wave along its surface. This wave is generated in such a way that it has an amplitude maximum at the input of the filter, and an amplitude minimum at the output. The reaction of the wave to the electrical input causes it to act as a bandpass filter, which is an ideal solution for bandpass and low pass applications.

The RF3607D is a fifth-order SAW filter, meaning that it is capable of providing superior selectivity when compared to other filters of the same size. This filter has a typical insertion loss of less than 0.8 dB and a maximum off-state attenuation of 85-85 dBm. These characteristics make it an ideal choice for applications such as receiver selectivity and radio frequency duplexers.

The RF3607D is constructed out of a single crystal quartz substrate, etched with a series of electrodes. The substrate is then mounted on a package, the design of which varies depending on the application. The filter is then connected to the input and output connections of the device, and the electrical signals passed through the filter cause the substrate to produce an acoustic wave. This acoustic wave is used to filter out unwanted frequencies, while the desired frequencies are passed through unaffected.

The RF3607D has a wide range of applications, such as wireless communication systems, mobile phones, and satellite communications. The filter provides excellent selectivity, allowing it to reject interference and ensure a clean signal. Its small form factor makes it an ideal solution for space-constrained applications, while its low insertion loss ensures minimal power consumption. The excellent cost-benefit ratio of the RF3607D filter makes it a preferred choice for many applications.

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