BP0EA3827A700

Overview

The BP0EA3827A700 is a surface-mount bandpass RF filter manufactured by KYOCERA AVX. It operates with a center frequency of 3.827 GHz and provides an 889 MHz bandwidth. The component features a 5 dB insertion loss specification and is housed in a 30-SMD, no-lead package. This device belongs to the MLO™ series, designed for high-performance signal conditioning applications requiring precise frequency selection.

Feature Summary

• High-performance surface-mount construction utilizing MLO™ technology
• Steep roll-off characteristics for effective out-of-band rejection
• Low insertion loss design for efficient signal transmission

Applications

• RF signal filtering in communication systems
• Signal conditioning for wireless infrastructure
• Frequency selection in electronic devices operating at 3.827 GHz

Procurement Notes

Verify current availability and lead times directly with authorized distributors or the manufacturer. Confirm that the specific ordering suffix matches the required electrical parameters and package type. Ensure compliance with RoHS standards and check for any end-of-life notifications before finalizing procurement plans.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a bandpass filter with a 3.827 GHz center frequency and 889 MHz bandwidth is required. Consider the 5 dB insertion loss and 30-SMD no-lead package constraints during PCB layout. Evaluate compatibility with existing RF circuitry and ensure the steep roll-off meets system interference rejection requirements.

Part Context

This part is part of the KYOCERA AVX MLO™ bandpass filter family, which utilizes advanced thin-film multilayer technology. These filters are engineered for high-frequency applications where size, performance, and reliability are critical. The MLO™ series offers consistent electrical characteristics across various frequency bands.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official KYOCERA AVX documentation for verified substitute part numbers. Cross-reference center frequency, bandwidth, insertion loss, and package dimensions to ensure functional equivalence. Do not assume interchangeability without validating technical specifications against the original design requirements.