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tfs468B.doc
Version 2.2
08.06.2000.
VI TELEFILTER
Filter Specification
TFS 468 B - 1/4
VI TELEFILTER
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1
. Measurement condition
Ambient temperature
T
A
:
Input power level:
Terminating impedances at fc:
23 °C
0 dBm.
for input:
for output:
150
0 pF
150
0 pF
2. Characteristics
Remark:
Reference level for the relative attenuation
arel
of the
TFS 468 B
is the minimum of the pass band attenuation
amin
. The minimum of the pass
band attenuation
amin
is defined as the insertion loss
ae
. The centre frequency f
o
is the arithmetic mean value of the upper and lower frequencies
at the
3dB
filter attenuation level relative to the insertion loss
ae
. The nominal frequency
fN
is fixed on
468,00 MHz
without tolerance. The given
values for the relative attenuation
arel
and for the group delay ripple have to be reached at the frequencies given below also if the centre frequency
fo
is shifted due to the temperature coefficient of frequency
TCf
in the operating temperature range and due to a production tolerance for the centre
frequency
fo
Data
typ. value
tolerance/ limit
Insertion loss
(Reference level)
ae = amin
3,5
dB
max.4,5
dB
Nominal frequency
f
N
468,0
MHz
Centre frequency
f
0
468,0
9,5
MHz
MHz
3 dB - bandwidth
BW
min. 4,0
MHz
Relative attenuation
arel
f
N
- 42,8 MHz
65
dB
min. 55
dB
Temperature coefficient of the frequency
TC
f
- 32
ppm/K
Operating temperature range
- 10 °C ... + 55 °C
Frequency deviation of fc over temperature
fc(Hz) = Tc
f
(ppm/K) x (T - T
A
) x f
CAT
(MHz)
Generated: Dunzow W.P.
Checked/Approved: Dr. Bert Wall