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The PE1645 is a broadband bias-tee manufactured by Pasternack, designed for RF and wireless applications. It operates across a frequency range of 12 kHz to 40 GHz using a 2.92mm interface. The device features a DC BNC connector for power injection. It is rated for a maximum current of 150 mA and a voltage of 16 Volts. This component facilitates the simultaneous transmission of RF signals and DC bias on a single line.
Verify that the required DC voltage does not exceed 16 Volts and the current draw remains within the 150 mA limit. Confirm that the 2.92mm interface is compatible with the existing RF chain. Ensure the BDC connector aligns with available power supply interfaces. Check datasheet specifications for thermal management requirements during continuous operation.
Select this model when a wide bandwidth extending to 40 GHz is necessary. Choose based on the availability of a BNC port for DC input. Consider the physical size constraints relative to the 2.92mm form factor. Evaluate if the specified current rating meets the load requirements of the connected device.
This part belongs to Pasternack's portfolio of RF and wireless components. Bias-tees are essential passive devices used to combine or separate DC and RF signals. The PE1645 specifically addresses needs for high-frequency applications requiring precise bias injection without signal degradation.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.
The PE1645 is rated for a maximum DC voltage of 16 Volts.
No, the operational frequency range is specified as 12 kHz to 40 GHz.