NIC High Power Filters - LC, Crystal Bandpass Designs


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High Frequency Miniature Cavity Filters

NIC introduces its line of miniature Cavity Filters products designed for use in airborne, ship or ground applications. These filters can be custom designed for any center frequencies varying from 3 GHz to 18 GHz, and 3 dB bandwidths from 5 to 30%. Features include: Hermetically sealed package; Low Insertion loss, high selectivity and wide bandwidth; Good ultimate rejection; Gull wing surface mount RF pins or field replaceable SMA connectors; Up to 80% reduction in weight and volume compared to standard combline filters.
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Duplexer + LNA Assemblies

NIC's Duplexer-LNA assembly is designed for a variety of applications and integrates a high power cavity transmitter filter, receiver filter and low noise amplifier into a single compact module for performance improvement, space saving and cost reduction. These are custom solutions that NIC can design for a variety of frequency ranges (L,S and C Band)
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High Power Filters

NIC manufactures products with the ability to handle higher levels of RF energy while maintaining their specified electrical requirements. The main advantage of NIC's higher power Crystal and LC filters is their compact profile, low-loss, excellent VSWR and minimum heat build-up.

- LC Designs - DC to 6000 MHz
- Up to 50 W Operating, 250 W without damage
- Crystal Bandpass Designs - DC to 250 MHz
- Up to +30 dBm Operating (1 Watt)

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Please note that NIC does not carry product in stock. All parts are custom made to the requirements of our customers. Furthermore, the specifications listed above may not represent all requirements regarding this product.

Please Contact NIC for pricing and delivery and any other custom specifications that you may need. For NIC’ screening and testing capabilities, click here. For standard package outlines, click here.