Band Pass Preselector 400-512 MHz, 4 Cavities, 2 MHz bandwidth, N Females.
Top Highlights:
- Sharp-Skirt Selectivity With Only 1.5 dB Insertion Loss
- Excellent Rejection >50 dB at ±5 MHz From Center Frequency
- High Power Handling Capacity up to 350 Watts Maximum
- 50 Ohm Impedance With Maximum 1.5:1 VSWR for Optimal Matching
- Durable Construction With Alodine Finish and Gray Acrylic Enamel
- Factory Pre-Tuned to Customer Specifications for Field-Ready Installation... more info
Model:
TPCP-4544
Brand: TELEWAVE, INC
Warranty: 3 years
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The bandpass preselector is an essential component for master reception systems, specifically designed to ensure the elimination of external noise sources. This preselector offers optimal protection to the receiver when installed between the receiver multicoupler and the antenna, ensuring clean and interference-free reception. Telewave provides sharp-skirt selectivity with minimal insertion loss. Each unit is manufactured with high-strength materials to ensure superior performance and long service life, and each preselector is factory tuned to customer specifications, reducing the need for additional field adjustments. |
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Benefits
- Effective Interference Rejection:
- Filters all signals outside the selected pass window, allowing clear reception.
- High Power Handling:
- Can handle up to 350 W, making it ideal for demanding applications.
- Durable Materials:
- Constructed with high-quality materials that ensure optimal performance and long life.
- Custom Tuning:
- All units are factory pre-tuned to the frequencies specified by the customer, reducing the need for additional adjustments.
Applications
The preselector is ideal for environments with high signal congestion, such as:
- Communication infrastructure in urban areas.
- Broadcasting stations.
- Emergency communication systems.
NOTE: This image is only representative, the number of channels may change in each system.
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