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The BFHKI-1252+ is a miniature low temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) ultra-high stopband rejection bandpass filter manufactured by Mini-Circuits. It features a passband ranging from 10.9 to 13.9 GHz with a center frequency of 12.4 GHz and a bandwidth of 3 GHz. The component operates at a standard impedance of 50 Ohms and utilizes surface-mount technology. Designed for space-constrained applications, it incorporates an integrated interposer board and shielded construction to ensure reliable RF performance in microwave systems.
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Select this component when high stopband rejection and compact form factor are critical requirements. The LTCC construction offers stability suitable for demanding environments. Consider the 50 Ohm impedance match for system integration. Evaluate the physical dimensions against available PCB real estate. This filter is appropriate for applications needing precise bandpass characteristics within the 10.9 to 13.9 GHz range without excessive footprint consumption.
The BFHKI-1252+ belongs to the BFHKI family of surface-mount bandpass filters from Mini-Circuits. This series is characterized by its use of low temperature co-fired ceramic technology, which enables miniaturization while maintaining high performance. The BFHKI line is engineered for applications where size constraints limit traditional filter implementations, providing a robust solution for modern RF designs.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are documented for this specific model. Users should consult Mini-Circuits engineering support for potential alternatives if discontinuation occurs. Direct replacements must match the electrical parameters and physical footprint precisely.