ZVBP-19R2G-S+

Overview

The ZVBP-19R2G-S+ is a coaxial cavity bandpass filter manufactured by Mini-Circuits. It operates within the 18.2 to 20.2 GHz frequency range with a center frequency of 19.2 GHz and a bandwidth of 120 MHz. The component features a 50 Ohm impedance and utilizes SMA connectors for interface connections. Designed as a module, it offers wide stopband performance extending up to 40 GHz and supports a power handling capacity of 5 Watts.

Feature Summary

• Coaxial cavity construction for stable RF performance
• Wide stopband rejection capability up to 40 GHz
• SMA connector interface for modular integration

Applications

• Wireless communication systems operating in the K-band
• RF test and measurement equipment requiring precise filtering
• Satellite communication ground stations

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet revision when ordering, as Mini-Circuits may update mechanical dimensions or electrical tolerances over time. Confirm that the SMA connector gender and cable assembly requirements match your system design. Ensure the 5-watt power handling limit is not exceeded in high-power transmission paths to maintain component integrity and prevent damage.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a narrow 120 MHz bandwidth is required at 19.2 GHz with high power handling. The coaxial cavity design provides superior thermal stability compared to planar technologies. Consider the physical module size and SMA interface compatibility during PCB or chassis layout planning to ensure proper signal routing and mechanical fit.

Part Context

This part belongs to Mini-Circuits' ZVBP series of coaxial cavity bandpass filters. These components are engineered for high-performance applications requiring low insertion loss and high selectivity. The series supports frequencies from DC to 40 GHz, providing versatile solutions for microwave signal conditioning in commercial and industrial RF hardware designs.

Replacement Considerations

The ZVBP-18R7G-S+ is a related model within the same series but covers the 18.2 to 19.2 GHz range. Verify if the specific center frequency and bandwidth requirements align before substituting. Both parts share similar coaxial cavity construction and SMA interfaces.