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Connectorized Band Stop Filters

Our Connectorized Band Stop Filters provide precise frequency rejection across DC to 50 GHz, ensuring unwanted signals are effectively suppressed while maintaining the integrity of the desired signals. Optimized for EW, Radar, Satcom, and high-performance RF systems, these filters deliver reliable performance in demanding applications.

Connectorized Band Stop Filters

Part Number	Stop Band (MHz)	Pass Band (MHz)	Insertion Loss (dB)	Rejection at Frequency (MHz)	Rejection dB Atten	VSWR Input	VSWR Output	Max. Input Power P1 dBm
HD32495	255-310	DC-180/400-1500	0.5/1.5	262-295/255-310	45/35	1.6	1.6	27	Download

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Custom Band Stop Filter Engineering

Modifications & Mission Critical Packaging

Modifications & Mission-Critical

RF Components specializes in custom Connectorized Band Stop Filters engineered to meet the most demanding commercial, military, and aerospace requirements. With decades of RF and microwave expertise, we deliver high-performance, reliable solutions tailored to your specific operating environment.

Extreme Temperature

Our filters are designed to operate under extreme environmental conditions, including cryogenic temperatures for scientific research and high-temperature aerospace or engine-mounted systems. These designs ensure stable performance, low insertion loss, and long-term reliability, even in conditions where standard filters fail.

Form Factor

Our custom form-factor solutions include ruggedized connectorized packages, optimized connector placement, and high-density layouts. Designs are engineered to meet tight SWaP (Size, Weight, and Power) constraints without compromising electrical or mechanical performance.

Choosing the Right Connectorized Band Stop Filter

When selecting a band stop filter, critical factors include:

Stopband Rejection: Determines how effectively unwanted frequencies are suppressed. Insertion Loss: Measures the signal attenuation in the passband; lower is better for signal integrity. VSWR: Ensures proper impedance matching to prevent signal reflection. Power Handling: Confirms the filter can handle system signal levels without distortion or damage.

Technical FAQ

What is the difference between Insertion Loss and Stopband Rejection?

Insertion Loss measures signal power loss in the passband. Stopband Rejection indicates how effectively unwanted frequencies are blocked.

How does OIP3 affect LNA performance in high-interference environments?

Yes. Connectorized Band Stop Filters are designed for high-frequency applications, providing reliable frequency rejection and minimal impact on desired signals.

Can these LNAs be used for 5G mmWave applications?

Yes, our Ka-Band and Q-Band LNAs are specifically optimized for 26-40 GHz ranges, featuring ultra-wideband performance and compact SMT packaging suitable for 5G phased array systems.

What Our Customers Say

“RFComp’s technical support is unmatched. They helped us troubleshoot a frequency mismatch issue with our band stop filters, saving weeks of R&D time.”

Lead RF Architect

Global Aerospace Prime

“The band stop filters we purchased perform like leading brands, but at a much more sustainable price point for our lab.”

Senior Test Engineer

Semiconductor Testing Services

“We rely on RFComp’s same-day shipping for field deployments. Having high-performance filters arrive exactly when needed is critical for our 5G rollout.”

Director of Operations

Telecommunications Infrastructure Co.

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Whether you need one connectorized band stop filter for a lab bench or 10,000 for a production run, RFComp is ready to support your project with:

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Connectorized Band Stop Filters

Connectorized Band Stop Filters