LFCN-95+

The LFCN-95+ is a surface-mount low-pass filter designed for RF and microwave applications. It offers excellent performance in filtering high-frequency signals while allowing low-frequency signals to pass through.

Pinout

(Note: The pin configuration below is a general representation. Refer to the specific datasheet for precise details.)

• VIN: Input for RF signal
• VOUT: Output for filtered signal
• GND: Ground connection

Circuit Diagram

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Key Features

• Low-Pass Filter: Designed to pass low-frequency signals while attenuating high-frequency signals.
• Surface-Mount Package: Compact size suitable for integration into RF and microwave circuit boards.
• High Performance: Offers excellent insertion loss and return loss characteristics.
• Wideband Application: Suitable for a wide range of RF and microwave frequencies.

Note: For detailed technical specifications, please refer to the LFCN-95+ datasheet.

Application

• RF Filtering: Ideal for filtering out unwanted high-frequency signals in RF systems.
• Signal Conditioning: Used to condition signals in microwave communication systems.
• Frequency Response: Ensures desired frequency response in RF and microwave circuits.

Functionality

The LFCN-95+ low-pass filter is designed to effectively filter out high-frequency signals while allowing low-frequency signals to pass through, ensuring clean and reliable signal processing in RF and microwave applications.

Usage Guide

• Input and Output: Connect VIN (input) and VOUT (output) to the respective signal paths.
• Grounding: Ensure proper grounding of the GND pin for optimal filter performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What frequencies does the LFCN-95+ filter?
A: The LFCN-95+ is designed to filter high frequencies above its cutoff point, typically in the RF and microwave range. Consult the datasheet for precise frequency specifications.

Q: Is the LFCN-95+ suitable for high-power RF applications?
A: Yes, the LFCN-95+ can handle moderate RF power levels, but for high-power applications, consider filters rated for higher power dissipation.