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The CER0472A is a ceramic bandpass filter manufactured by Tusonix, a subsidiary of CTS Electronic Components. Designed for surface mount applications, this monoblock component operates within the 885 MHz to 909 MHz frequency range. It functions as a signal conditioning device, specifically categorized as a SAW duplexer in some documentation contexts. The unit utilizes an SMD/SMT termination style for integration into printed circuit boards. This component is part of the CER series and is intended for RF applications requiring precise frequency selection within the specified band.
Verify the specific datasheet version when sourcing, as documentation may refer to the component variously as a ceramic filter or SAW duplexer. Confirm the exact frequency range requirements against the 885 MHz to 909 MHz specification provided by Tusonix/CTS. Ensure compatibility with surface mount assembly techniques given the SMD/SMT termination style. Cross-reference manufacturer part numbers to avoid confusion with similar series components.
Select the CER0472A when a surface mount ceramic filter is required for the 885-909 MHz band. Consider its monoblock form factor for compact designs. Verify that the SAW duplexer characteristics align with system signal conditioning needs. Ensure the application supports the specified frequency range and surface mount installation method without requiring through-hole alternatives.
This component belongs to the CER series of ceramic filters produced by Tusonix, now a subsidiary of CTS Electronic Components. The series includes various models designed for different RF frequency bands. The CER0472A specifically targets the lower microwave frequencies around 900 MHz, serving as a specialized passive component for RF front-end modules in communication equipment.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Consult Tusonix/CTS technical support for direct equivalents or pin-compatible alternatives within the CER series before considering third-party substitutes.