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This wideband bandpass filter has a passband of 6 to 18.16 GHz. Featuring loss of 1 dB and rejection in excess of 60 dB, this tiny unit is perfect for portable or “hi-rel” applications.
Reactel part number 2DF-1227/1575-M is a moderately narrowband dual filter which passes both the L1 and L2 GPS frequencies. It is the perfect unit for applications that are utilizing both of these GPS bands simultaneously, yet can only tolerate a two port device.
Reactel part number 2DX-1227/1575-M is a ceramic diplexer which passes both the L1 and the L2 GPS frequencies. It is the perfect unit for applications requiring small size and high performance. This ultra low profile unit features loss of less than 1 dB and isolation in excess of 40 dB.
This narrowband dual notch filter attenuates both L1 and L2 GPS frequencies. It is the perfect unit for applications which need to eliminate both of these GPS bands simultaneously, yet can only tolerate a two port device.
Reactel part number 8C9-438-X41S11 is a UHF band cavity bandpass filter centered at 438 MHz with a passband of 41 MHz. This unit features loss of less than 0.65 dB and rejection in excess of 40 dB at 470 MHz.
Reactel part number 9R7-1575.42-50S11 is a highly selective cavity notch filter. This unit is centered at the GPS frequency of 1575.42 MHz and has nominal a 1 dB bandwidth of 50 MHz. The notch depth is greater than 70 dB at CF +/- 25 MHz, and has a insertion loss measuring less than 0.5 dB.
Reactel part number 2DP-AMPS-75 is a diplexer with passbands of 824 - 849 & 869 - 894 MHz. Passband insertion loss comes in at less than 1.0 dB, a passband Return Loss of less than 16 dB, minimum channel to channel isolation of 75 dB, and is rated for input power of up to 500 W.
Reactel part number 8C9-836-X25N11 is an AMPS Receive band filter. This unit is centered at 836 MHz with a flat passband of 824 - 849 MHz. Passband Insertion Loss comes in at less than 1.0 dB, a passband Return Loss of greater than 16 dB and has 60 dB of attenuation at 869 - 894 MHz.
Reactel part number 6C9-1621.25-X10.5T11 is a bandpass filter for the Iridium band. This unit is specifically designed with a narrow bandwidth and high rejection to isolate Iridium frequencies from outside interference due to Inmarsat systems. This unit can be outfitted with any RF connector you may desire.
Reactel part number 16R7-1270.86-X73.5S11 is a highly selective cavity notch filter. This unit is centered at 1270.86 MHz and has a nominal 3 dB bandwidth of 73.5 MHz. The notch depth is greater than 45 dB across the frequency band of CF +/- 25 MHz.
Reactel model 3TP-1176.45/1575.42-S11 is a cavity triplexer designed for all 3 GPS frequencies: L1 (New Civilian), L2 (Civilian), and L5 (Safety of Life). This unit has an insertion loss of less than 1 dB mid-band, and a high degree of band to band isolation.
Reactel part number 10CX9-854.5-X61N11 is a CDMA Transmit band filter. This unit sized at only 2.75" high x 4.55" wide x 11.1" long has Type N Connectors, but can be fitted with most any RF connector.
This Compact diplexer provides 60 dB of isolation between transmit and receive frequency of 1950 and 2140 MHz.
Reactel part number DF-1227/1575-S11 is a narrowband dual filter which passes both the L1 and L2 GPS frequencies. It is the perfect unit for applications that are utilizing both of these GPS bands simultaneously, yet can only tolerate a two port device.
Reactel part number 2DP-EGSM-900 is a diplexer for the E-GSM Band. This unit features Passbands of 880 – 915 & 925 – 960 MHz with an in-band insertion loss of less than 1.2 dB. With 40 dB of isolation and minimum handling capability of 20 W, this unit is a great fit for your application.
Reactel part number 6R7-1575.42-X15N11 is a highly selective cavity notch filter. This unit is centered at the GPS frequency of 1575.42 MHz and has nominal a 3 dB bandwidth of 15 MHz. The notch depth is greater than 70 dB at CF +/- 1 MHz, and has a insertion loss measuring less than 1.25 dB.
This customized four-channel switched filter bank covers the frequency range of 7 to 18 GHz. Utilizing pin diode switching techniques, it offers high channel to channel isolation while maintaining low insertion loss and fast switching speed.
This diplexer provides 60 dB of Isolation between TX band of 5250 to 5290 MHz, and RX band of 5310 to 5350 MHz. Typical Insertion Loss is 1.5 dB with better than 17 dB of Return Loss. These units can be furnished with built in detectors.
Reactel part number 2DP-925/1575-S11 is an L band diplexer. This unit has passbands of 905-925 and 1450-1700 while maintaining loss of less than 0.3 dB. This unit can withstand power of 60 W CW, has channel to channel isolation of at least 30 dB and maintains a VSWR of 1.5:1 or better.
Reactel model number 7R6-269-X17S11 is a narrowband high power notch filter. The center of the notch is 269 MHz with a nominal 3 dB bandwidth of 16 MHz. Passband Insertion loss is less than 0.3 dB, notch depth is 85 dB while power handling capability is 1.

The 7HS-18G/40G-K11 is a broadband highpass filter passing 18 to 40 GHz. This small unit features low loss and in excess of 30 dB rejection from DC to 16 GHz
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Reactel part number 7C9-2656.39-5.11S11 is a narrow band, highly selective cavity filter. This unit is centered at 2656.39 MHz and has a 3 dB bandwidth of 5.11 MHz. This filter has a rejection of greater than 45 dB at CF +/- 6 MHz Insertion loss measures less than 4 dB, and VSWR is less than 1.25:1.
The model 4W8-9.375G-X9FS1 is a narrowband waveguide filter centered at 9.375 GHz with a minimum 1 dB passband of 9 MHz. This 0.1 percent bandwidth filter only has 1.75 dB of insertion loss and exhibits a VSWR of 1.5 or better. The unit takes up only 0.75" × 1.25" × 5.4" of space.
Reactel Inc.'s low frequency, high power notch filter is perfect for co-site interference applications. While this unit is centered at 434 MHz, there are many other center frequency and passband configurations available.
Reactel’s 6R7-1575.42-X15N11 is a highly selective notch filter. This unit is centered at the GPS frequency of 1575.42 MHz and has a nominal 3 dB bandwidth of 15 MHz. The notch depth is greater than 75 dB at CF ±1 MHz.
Reactel part number 2DP-PCS-75 is a diplexer with passbands of 1850 to 1910 & 1930 to 1990 MHz. Passband insertion loss comes in at less than 1.0 dB, with a passband Return Loss of less than 16 dB, minimum channel to channel isolation of 75 dB, and is rated for input power of up to 250 W.
Reactel part number 8C9-1880-X60N11 is a PCS Receive band filter. This unit is centered at 1880 MHz with a flat passband of 60 MHz. Passband Insertion Loss comes in at less than 0.8 dB, with a passband Return Loss of greater than 16 dB and has 60 dB of attenuation at 1930 to 1990 MHz.
This unit exhibits superior VSWR performance in both the passband (120 to 1000 MHz) and reject band (20 to 100 MHz). This high power unit offers 0.7 dB of insertion loss and greater than 70 dB of rejection.
This unit exhibits low loss and high isolation as it splits the VHF band into 30-88, 100-172 & 225-400 MHz channels. This unit has a high power option and can be outfitted with most any RF connector you desire.
Reactel part number 3TP-90/150-11 is a VHF LC triplexer. This unit exhibits low loss and high isolation as it splits the VHF band into three individual bands. This unit has a high power option and can be outfitted with most any RF connector you desire.
Reactel part number 8CX9-2436.5-X60N11 is a bandpass filter suitable for IEEE 802.1 applications. This unit is centered at 2436.5 MHz and has a minimum Passband of 60 MHz and insertion loss of less than 0.75 dB.
This wideband bandpass filter has a passband of 2 to 6.16 GHz. Featuring loss of 1 dB and rejection in excess of 60 dB, this tiny unit is perfect for portable or “hi-rel” applications.
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