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The Pasternack PE1631 is a broadband bias tee designed for RF signal conditioning applications. It operates within a frequency range of 50 kHz to 12.4 GHz and features SMA connectors with male gender on the RF port. The device is rated for a maximum DC current of 750 mA and a voltage of 25 Volts. Constructed with 50 Ohm impedance, it serves as a three-port network to combine or separate DC bias from RF signals without interference.
Verify that the specific order matches the PE1631 designation to ensure correct SMA male configuration and 750 mA current rating. Confirm compatibility with existing system voltage limits of 25 Volts before integration. Check manufacturer documentation for any recent updates to pinout or mechanical specifications to avoid installation errors.
Select this component when a broadband solution is required up to 12.4 GHz with SMA interfaces. Ensure the application does not exceed the 750 mA DC current limit or 25 Volt rating. Consider thermal management if operating near maximum ratings. Verify that the male connector gender aligns with the mating port requirements of the target circuit.
This part belongs to Pasternack's series of RF and microwave bias tees. These devices are categorized under signal conditioning components used to manage power delivery in RF circuits. The product line typically includes various models differentiated by frequency range, current capacity, and connector types to suit diverse engineering needs.
The PE1630 is a related model offering higher current and voltage ratings but with a different frequency range. Ensure substitute parts match the SMA male interface and broadband frequency requirements. Verify that alternative bias tees provide equivalent isolation characteristics and physical dimensions for direct replacement.