AE660-3750-5100TR1272

RF Multiplexers Overview

The AE660-3750-5100TR1272 is a triplexer manufactured by Anatech Electronics Inc. designed for LTE and 5G N77 and N78 C-Band applications. It operates across three distinct frequency bands: 660 MHz, 3750 MHz, and 5100 MHz. The component is categorized as an RF multiplexer and supports triband functionality. This module integrates filtering capabilities to manage signal separation for specific cellular communication standards.

RF Multiplexers Feature Summary

• Supports LTE and 5G N77 and N78 C-Band operations
• Provides triband filtering for 660 MHz, 3750 MHz, and 5100 MHz frequencies

RF Multiplexers Applications

• LTE network infrastructure
• 5G N77 band systems
• 5G N78 band systems

RF Multiplexers Procurement Notes

Verify the exact datasheet specifications against the manufacturer's official documentation before integration. Confirm mechanical dimensions and connector types match the system requirements. Ensure environmental ratings align with operational conditions. Cross-reference part numbers to avoid confusion with similar models like the AE660-4700-5100TR1273.

RF Multiplexers Selection Notes

Select this component when designing systems requiring simultaneous support for LTE and 5G N77/N78 bands. It is suitable for applications needing compact triband solutions. Consider physical size and mounting constraints. Evaluate thermal performance if high power handling is required. Compare with other triplexers if broader frequency coverage is needed.

RF Multiplexers Part Context

Anatech Electronics Inc. specializes in RF and microwave filters. This company produces components for various communication standards. The AE660 series includes multiple triplexer variants. These products are used in wireless infrastructure. The manufacturer focuses on design and manufacturing of related RF products.

RF Multiplexers Replacement Considerations

The AE660-4700-5100TR1273 is a documented alternative from the same manufacturer. Verify frequency band compatibility before substitution. Check connector and mounting differences.