BBP-101+

Overview

The Mini-Circuits BBP-101+ is a coaxial bandpass filter designed for RF signal conditioning. It operates within a frequency range of 94 MHz to 108 MHz, providing a bandwidth of 14 MHz with a center frequency of 101 MHz. The component features a BNC in-line connector interface and maintains a standard 50Ω impedance. Typical performance data indicates an insertion loss of approximately 3.5 dB. This lumped LC filter is engineered to pass desired signals while attenuating out-of-band frequencies, ensuring stable operation in radio frequency applications.

Feature Summary

• Provides selective frequency filtering within the specified 94-108 MHz range
• Utilizes a robust coaxial BNC in-line connectorized package for reliable integration
• Maintains 50Ω impedance matching for optimal signal transfer

Applications

• Radio frequency signal conditioning circuits
• Interference suppression in communication systems
• Test and measurement equipment input stages

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix (+) ensures compliance with current RoHS directives and material specifications. Confirm that the BNC connector type matches your system requirements. Review the datasheet for precise electrical tolerances and environmental operating limits before finalizing procurement decisions.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a fixed center frequency of 101 MHz is required. Ensure the application environment supports the physical dimensions of the coaxial module. Consider the 3.5 dB insertion loss impact on system gain budget. Verify compatibility with existing BNC infrastructure.

Part Context

This part belongs to Mini-Circuits' passive RF filter portfolio, specifically the BBP series of lumped LC bandpass filters. These components are distinct from LTCC or SAW technologies, offering a cost-effective solution for discrete frequency selection in the VHF band without requiring complex surface-mount layouts.

Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Evaluate alternative Mini-Circuits models such as the SBP-101+ only if connector type differences are acceptable.