8N10-1090/X260-O/O

Band Reject Filter

Overview

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Product Name: 8N10-1090/X260-O/O

Low Insertion Loss

Rugged Design for Military Applications

Temperature Stable

50 Watt Power Handling

SMA Female Standard (N and TNC available)

MODULAR

SWaP

CUSTOM DESIGN

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Applications

K&L Microwave RF Mixed Technologies Filters are tailored to end-user specifications and designed to meet custom needs across a number of industries, including the following markets: defense, EW, RADAR, communications, SATCOM, telecom, SIGINT, aerospace, space, automated test equipment, navigation/GPS and data links.

Markets

Defense Aerospace Communications GPS ATE Space

Product Specifications

Attenuation Band

Attenuation Level

Passband Low

Passband High

Passband Insertion Loss

Passband Return Loss

Input Power to 10K Feet

Connectors

Dimensions less connectors

Environmental Capabilities

Operating Temp

Storage Temp

Vibration

Shock

Relative Humidity

960 to 1220 MHz

47 dB (>50 dB typical) min.

200 to 900 MHz

1280 to 2000 MHz min.

0.75 dB max.

14 dB min.

50 watts CW max.

SMA female

5.85"L x 3.23"W x 1.0"H

-55°C to +85°C

-55°C to +90°C

10 G's, 10 to 2000 Hz

20 G's, ½ Sine, 11 ms

0 - 95 %

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Since 1971, we’ve aggressively invested in innovation to deliver interference mitigation products built to even the most exacting specifications. By taking control of the internal design and production processes, K&L Microwave can work collaboratively with customers, employing our high-quality standards and industry expertise to develop custom solutions across a full line of applications.

Our line of filters, duplexer, and subassemblies includes multiple topologies, including Ceramic, Lumped Element, Cavity, Waveguide, and Tunable Filters.

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