PE8DP1007

RF Multiplexers Overview

The Pasternack PE8DP1007 is a signal conditioning diplexer designed for RF applications. It features Type F female connectors and operates with a 75 Ohm impedance. The device integrates low-pass and high-pass filtering functions within a single unit. The low-pass section covers frequencies from 5 MHz to 204 MHz, while the high-pass section handles frequencies from 258 MHz to 1800 MHz. This configuration allows for simultaneous transmission of signals across distinct frequency bands without interference.

RF Multiplexers Feature Summary

• Integrates dual-band filtering capabilities combining low-pass and high-pass sections
• Utilizes Type F female connectors for standard coaxial interfacing
• Maintains 75 Ohm system impedance for compatibility with broadcast infrastructure

RF Multiplexers Applications

• RF signal distribution systems requiring band separation
• Broadcast infrastructure connecting multiple frequency sources
• Signal conditioning in multi-service transmission environments

RF Multiplexers Procurement Notes

Verify connector type and impedance specifications against system requirements before procurement. Confirm that the operating frequency ranges align with intended signal paths. Ensure mechanical compatibility with existing mounting hardware. Check for updated datasheets regarding environmental ratings. Validate supplier authenticity through authorized channels.

RF Multiplexers Selection Notes

Select this component when separate filters are impractical due to space constraints. Consider the insertion loss characteristics for signal integrity. Evaluate the isolation performance between the low-pass and high-pass sections. Ensure the 75 Ohm impedance matches the rest of the transmission line. Verify connector durability for the expected number of mating cycles.

RF Multiplexers Part Context

This diplexer belongs to Pasternack's signal conditioning product line. It serves as a passive RF component for managing spectral content. The design supports fixed-frequency operations rather than tunable applications. It complements other passive components like splitters and combiners in complex RF networks.

RF Multiplexers Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available.