The TTF72-5-5EE is a Filter from Telonic. Electronic filters perform a variety of signal-processing functions with the purpose of removing a signal’s unwanted frequency components, enhance desired ones, or both. There are many types of electronic test equipment filters, including those that are passive, active, analog, digital, low pass, high pass, linear, and nonlinear. Linear filters are the most commonly used for most electronic equipment applications.
Additional Features:
Manually Tuned Bandpass Filter
Fc Range: 48-95
Single Octave Tuning Range
Direct Frequency Reading Dial
I.L. at Fc: TTF 12-TTF 24: 2.5 dB max.; TTF 36-TTF 250: 1.5 dB max.; TTF 375-TTF 3000: 1.0 dB max.
-50 dB to -3 dB Bandwidth Ratio (form factor): 3.5 max.
Max. Power (CW) at Fc: 50 Watts
Dial Accuracy: 1% of Fc max.
Temperature Range: 15-35°C
Connectors: Type N female
Telonic Berkeley, Inc. Tunable Bandpass Filters set the industry standard for performance, quality, and versatility. Covering HF, VHF, UHF, L-Band, and S-Band, they offer the broadest tuning range available in the world.
Tunable Bandpass Filters are 5% bandwidth, 5 section, iris coupled, 0.05dB ripple Tchebychev filters. Slotted box construction and air gap tuning capacitors provide the basis for the lowest available insertion loss and the highest rated power of any tunable filter.
Tunable Band Reject Filters are 0.1% reject bandwidth, stub tuned 3 section Tchebychev filters. Extremely narrow bandwidths and broad passbands make these filters excellent for EMC testing, harmonic and spurious signal evaluation, and noise figure measurement. Buss Tuned Bandpass Filters are the test equipment engineer’s dream, providing fully automated RF frequency testing over as much as six octaves frequency range. Tuning times of 250 msec assure speedy measurement as the filters are stepped through the frequency range.
The TTF72-5-5EE is a Filter from Telonic. Electronic filters perform a variety of signal-processing functions with the purpose of removing a signal’s unwanted frequency components, enhance desired ones, or both. There are many types of electronic test equipment filters, including those that are passive, active, analog, digital, low pass, high pass, linear, and nonlinear. Linear filters are the most commonly used for most electronic equipment applications.
Additional Features:
- Manually Tuned Bandpass Filter
- Fc Range: 48-95
- Single Octave Tuning Range
- Direct Frequency Reading Dial
- I.L. at Fc: TTF 12-TTF 24: 2.5 dB max.; TTF 36-TTF 250: 1.5 dB max.; TTF 375-TTF 3000: 1.0 dB max.
- -50 dB to -3 dB Bandwidth Ratio (form factor): 3.5 max.
- Max. Power (CW) at Fc: 50 Watts
- Dial Accuracy: 1% of Fc max.
- Temperature Range: 15-35°C
- Connectors: Type N female
Telonic Berkeley, Inc. Tunable Bandpass Filters set the industry standard for performance, quality, and versatility. Covering HF, VHF, UHF, L-Band, and S-Band, they offer the broadest tuning range available in the world.
Tunable Bandpass Filters are 5% bandwidth, 5 section, iris coupled, 0.05dB ripple Tchebychev filters. Slotted box construction and air gap tuning capacitors provide the basis for the lowest available insertion loss and the highest rated power of any tunable filter.
Tunable Band Reject Filters are 0.1% reject bandwidth, stub tuned 3 section Tchebychev filters. Extremely narrow bandwidths and broad passbands make these filters excellent for EMC testing, harmonic and spurious signal evaluation, and noise figure measurement. Buss Tuned Bandpass Filters are the test equipment engineer’s dream, providing fully automated RF frequency testing over as much as six octaves frequency range. Tuning times of 250 msec assure speedy measurement as the filters are stepped through the frequency range.
