LFB32350MSC1-772

Overview

The Murata LFB32350MSC1-772 is a surface-mount bandpass ceramic filter designed for RF signal conditioning applications. It features a center frequency of 350 MHz and utilizes an 8-pin pad configuration within a 1210 (3225 Metric) package footprint. The component belongs to the SC series and is constructed using ceramic materials to provide stable filtering characteristics in compact electronic designs.

Feature Summary

• Provides bandpass filtering functionality for radio frequency signals
• Utilizes ceramic construction for reliable signal conditioning
• Designed for surface-mount assembly on printed circuit boards

Applications

• RF signal path filtering in communication modules
• Intermediate frequency stages in receiver circuits
• Signal conditioning in wireless transmission equipment

Procurement Notes

This component is scheduled for obsolescence by the manufacturer. The last time order date is confirmed as September 30, 2026. Procurement must occur before this deadline to ensure availability. Verify current stock levels with authorized distributors immediately. Do not rely on future production runs as manufacturing has been discontinued.

Selection Notes

Select this part only if the specific 350 MHz center frequency requirement matches the design specifications. The 1210 package size must fit the available PCB real estate. Due to the obsolescence status, alternative components should be evaluated for long-term projects. Ensure the 8-pad footprint compatibility with existing board layouts before finalizing the selection.

Part Context

This device is part of Murata's SC series of ceramic filters. These components are engineered for high-performance RF applications requiring precise frequency selection. The series typically offers compact form factors suitable for modern portable electronics and communication devices where space constraints are critical design factors.

Replacement Considerations

Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Given the obsolescence status, engineers should identify equivalent 350 MHz bandpass filters from other manufacturers or newer Murata series that offer compatible electrical performance and pin configurations.