CDR6001

Overview

The CDR6001 is a center band pass ceramic filter manufactured by RFMi, operating at a 1.24GHz frequency. It is specifically engineered for Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) applications. The component utilizes ceramic technology to provide high performance and reliability in wireless communications environments.

Feature Summary

• Designed as a center band pass filter for precise frequency selection
• Utilizes ceramic construction for stable signal processing
• Optimized for GNSS receiver front-end filtering requirements

Applications

• GNSS receiver modules
• Satellite navigation systems
• Wireless communication devices requiring 1.24GHz filtering

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet revision and RoHS compliance status directly with the manufacturer or authorized distributor before procurement. Confirm that the package dimensions and terminal configuration match your PCB layout requirements. Ensure the supplier provides traceability documentation consistent with RFMi standards for quality assurance purposes.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a dedicated ceramic band pass filter is required for the 1.24GHz GNSS band. Consider its integration into low-power wireless designs where size constraints favor ceramic filters over bulkier alternatives. Evaluate compatibility with surrounding RF circuitry to ensure optimal insertion loss and rejection characteristics are maintained within the system architecture.

Part Context

RFMi specializes in radio frequency components using SAW, crystal, and ceramic technologies. The CDR6001 belongs to their ceramic product line, targeting industrial, commercial, and consumer markets. This part supports the company's focus on providing reliable frequency control elements for modern wireless infrastructure and portable devices.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official RFMi substitution guides for verified equivalents. Cross-reference technical specifications such as center frequency, bandwidth, and insertion loss with alternative ceramic filters from other manufacturers if supply constraints exist.