AE850NS2144

Overview

The AE850NS2144 is an RF bandstop filter module manufactured by Anatech Electronics Inc. It features a notch center frequency of 850 MHz with a specified bandwidth ranging from 847 MHz to 853 MHz. The component provides attenuation greater than 15 dB within the stopband. Designed for radio frequency applications, it operates as a discrete module suitable for integration into systems requiring specific frequency rejection at the 850 MHz band.

Feature Summary

• Provides bandstop filtering functionality centered at 850 MHz
• Delivers attenuation exceeding 15 dB in the designated notch region
• Supplied as a standalone RF module for system integration

Applications

• RF signal processing systems requiring 850 MHz interference suppression
• Communication equipment utilizing bandstop filtering modules
• Radio frequency test and measurement setups

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact electrical specifications against the manufacturer's current datasheet before procurement. Confirm that the required attenuation level and bandwidth align with system requirements. Ensure compatibility with the intended mounting and interface standards. Request official documentation to validate performance parameters for critical applications.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a fixed 850 MHz bandstop response is required. Consider the module form factor for ease of integration into existing RF architectures. Evaluate the attenuation characteristics to ensure sufficient rejection of unwanted signals. Compare alternative models if different center frequencies or bandwidths are needed.

Part Context

Anatech Electronics Inc. specializes in the design and manufacturing of RF and microwave filters. The company offers a range of components including bandstop filters, duplexers, and multiplexers. This product falls within their portfolio of discrete RF modules designed for various communication and electronic systems.

Replacement Considerations

Consult the manufacturer's database for direct substitutes. Verify that any replacement maintains the same center frequency and bandwidth specifications. Ensure mechanical and electrical compatibility with the original design.