LPF1005LRCNR0709L

Overview

The LPF1005LRCNR0709L is a surface-mount low-pass filter manufactured by Pulse Electronics, designed for signal conditioning in RF applications. It operates within the LTE Low Band frequency range of 698 MHz to 960 MHz. The component utilizes a 1005 metric package size (0402 imperial) and features SMD/SMT termination types for board mounting. This device is categorized under RF filters and signal conditioning products, intended to manage specific frequency bands in wireless communication systems.

Feature Summary

• Designed specifically for LTE Low Band signal filtering between 698 MHz and 960 MHz
• Utilizes a compact 1005 metric surface-mount package for space-constrained PCB layouts
• Constructed as a low-pass filter type for effective signal conditioning

Applications

• LTE Low Band receiver front-ends
• Wireless communication modules requiring 698-960 MHz filtering
• Mobile device RF signal conditioning circuits

Procurement Notes

Verify manufacturer attribution carefully, as sources list both YAGEO and Pulse Electronics for this part number. Confirm the exact datasheet matches the required specifications before procurement. Check current availability status as some distributors indicate restricted supply or limited sales regions. Ensure the ordering suffix corresponds to the correct packaging format if specified in official documentation.

Selection Notes

Select this component when designing circuits for LTE Low Band frequencies between 698 MHz and 960 MHz. The 1005 package size is suitable for high-density board designs. Verify compatibility with the system's impedance requirements and ensure the low-pass filter characteristic meets the specific rejection needs for the target application band.

Part Context

This component belongs to the family of RF filters used in mobile telecommunications. It serves as a passive signal conditioning element, distinct from active components or other filter types like bandpass or high-pass variants. Its primary role is to attenuate higher frequencies while allowing the designated low-band signals to pass through in wireless infrastructure and handsets.