H182XHXS-T

Overview

The H182XHXS-T is a high-pass filter manufactured by Knowles Dielectric Labs, designed for signal conditioning applications in the microwave frequency range. It operates within a frequency band of 18.75 GHz to 28 GHz, providing a bandwidth of 9.25 GHz. The component features a 50 Ohms impedance and utilizes SMD/SMT termination styles for board mounting. It is rated for operation between -55°C and +125°C, ensuring reliability in demanding environments.

Feature Summary

• High-pass filtering capability for microwave signal conditioning
• Surface mount design for automated PCB assembly
• Wide operational temperature range for industrial stability

Applications

• Microwave communication systems
• Signal processing circuits requiring high-frequency rejection
• Test and measurement equipment

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific part number suffix against official manufacturer documentation to confirm exact electrical characteristics and packaging details. Ensure compatibility with existing RF circuit designs regarding impedance and frequency response before procurement. Cross-reference with authorized distributors to confirm current availability and lead times.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a high-pass filter is required for frequencies starting at 18.75 GHz. Consider the SMD package size and thermal rating for integration into space-constrained or high-temperature environments. Validate that the 50 Ohms impedance matches the system requirements to minimize signal reflection.

Part Context

This component belongs to the high-pass filter series from Knowles Dielectric Labs, specialized for RF and microwave applications. It complements other signal conditioning products like bandpass filters (e.g., B095MB1S) and capacitors (e.g., 1210J2K00182MXT) within the manufacturer's portfolio, offering targeted frequency control solutions.

Replacement Considerations

Check for direct substitutes such as H182XHXS if available. Verify equivalent performance metrics including cutoff frequency, insertion loss, and physical dimensions before substitution.