AE50B9602

Overview

The AE50B9602 is a 50 MHz band pass filter manufactured by Anatech Electronics Inc. It features a center frequency of 50 MHz with a bandwidth of 4 MHz and an insertion loss of 2 dB. The component utilizes a BNC in-line module package, measuring 2.500 inches in length and 1.125 inches in width (63.50mm x 28.58mm). Designed for radio frequency applications, it serves as an LC band pass filter suitable for signal conditioning in electronic systems.

Feature Summary

• Provides selective frequency filtering centered at 50 MHz
• Utilizes BNC in-line module interface for direct connection
• Constructed as an LC band pass filter design

Applications

• Radio frequency signal processing
• Electronic system signal conditioning
• RF filter modules requiring BNC connectivity

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet version when sourcing, as documentation may be hosted by various distributors. Confirm that the BNC in-line module form factor matches your system integration requirements. Ensure compatibility with the specified 50 MHz center frequency and 4 MHz bandwidth parameters for your intended RF application before finalizing procurement.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a fixed 50 MHz center frequency with narrow 4 MHz bandwidth is required. The BNC interface dictates physical connectivity constraints. Consider the 2 dB insertion loss impact on signal integrity within the passband. Verify that the physical dimensions fit the available chassis or panel space for in-line installation.

Part Context

This part belongs to the Anatech Electronics Inc. RF filter category, specifically designed as a band pass filter. It is distinct from notch or stop-band filters in its frequency response characteristics. The product line includes various center frequencies, with this model targeting the 50 MHz range using LC circuit topology housed in a standard BNC connector format.

Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Cross-referencing requires matching the 50 MHz center frequency, 4 MHz bandwidth, 2 dB insertion loss, and BNC in-line package specifications exactly.