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The 3550HP07A0500001T is a high-pass filter manufactured by Johanson Technology Inc. It operates within the microwave frequency range, specifically designed for applications requiring signal filtering above a defined cutoff point. The component utilizes ceramic technology to ensure stability and performance in high-frequency environments. It features a surface-mount package suitable for automated assembly processes. The device is characterized by its ability to attenuate lower frequencies while passing higher frequency signals with minimal distortion. This part is part of Johanson's High Frequency Ceramic Solutions portfolio.
Verify the exact suffix and legacy part number correspondence when sourcing. Confirm the specific datasheet version as Johanson Technology may update specifications without notice. Ensure compatibility with your PCB footprint and reflow soldering profile. Check for end-of-life status or alternative recommendations directly from the manufacturer before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this component based on its high-pass characteristic and operating frequency range. Consider the physical dimensions and termination style for board layout constraints. Evaluate insertion loss and attenuation requirements against system specifications. Ensure the impedance matching aligns with the surrounding circuitry to maximize signal integrity and minimize reflections.
This component belongs to Johanson Technology's line of RF filters, specifically focusing on high-frequency ceramic solutions. These components are engineered for reliability in demanding RF environments. The product family includes various filter types such as band-pass and low-pass variants, catering to diverse wireless connectivity needs across multiple industrial and consumer sectors.
Legacy part number 3550HP07B0500T is noted as End of Life (EOL). Verify if 3550HP07A0500001T serves as the direct successor or if other compatible parts exist. Cross-reference pinouts and electrical parameters carefully before substitution.