AM2350B1310

Overview

The AM2350B1310 is a ceramic bandpass filter manufactured by Anatech Electronics Inc. Designed for RF applications, this component operates at a center frequency of 2350 MHz with a bandwidth of 100 MHz. It covers the 2300-2400 MHz range and features insertion loss of less than 2.5 dB. The device is constructed as a monoblock ceramic filter suitable for bulk packaging.

Feature Summary

• Monoblock ceramic construction for durability
• Bandpass filtering capability centered at 2350 MHz
• Low insertion loss performance

Applications

• RF signal processing in communication systems
• Filtering within the 2300-2400 MHz spectrum
• Wireless infrastructure components

Procurement Notes

Verify the manufacturer part number AM2350B1310 against official Anatech Electronics Inc. documentation to ensure authenticity. Confirm that the component matches the specified 2350 MHz center frequency and <2.5 dB insertion loss parameters. Check for ROHS compliance status and bulk packaging requirements before finalizing procurement orders.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a ceramic bandpass filter is required for the 2300-2400 MHz range. Ensure the application demands a center frequency of 2350 MHz with a 100 MHz bandwidth. Verify that the low insertion loss specification meets system sensitivity requirements. Confirm compatibility with existing RF circuit designs operating at 50 ohms impedance.

Part Context

This component belongs to the family of ceramic bandpass filters produced by Anatech Electronics Inc. Similar models in the series include variants like AM2350B1323, which shares the same center frequency but may differ in insertion loss specifications. These filters are typically used in RF front-end modules requiring precise frequency selection.

Replacement Considerations

Cross-reference with other Anatech ceramic filters such as AM2350B1323 if parameter adjustments are needed. Verify pinout and mechanical dimensions match the original design. Ensure replacement parts maintain the 2350 MHz center frequency and acceptable insertion loss limits.