RF filters are used to reject RF energy outside of specified thresholds in order to improve radio system performance, especially when located in close physical proximity to transmitters.
Diplexers and Triplexers allow multi-band radios to utilize two or more antennas that are optimized for their specific transmit and receive bands, in order to improve system performance and simplify installation.
Type-N(f) RF Connector
Part # 1009-076
902 - 928 MHz
In-Line
RP-TNC(m) Non-Rotating to RP-TNC(f) Non-Rotating RF Connector
Part # 1080-210
4,700 – 4,720 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-186
4,500 – 4,520 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-177
4,660 – 4,680 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-185
4,640 – 4,660 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-184
4,620 – 4,640 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-183
4,600 – 4,620 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-182
4,540 – 4,560 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-179
4,440 – 4,460 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-175
4,520 – 4,540 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-178
4,580 – 4,600 MHz
TNC(m), TNC(f) RF Connector
Part # 1080-181
