VIAVI offers bandpass filters to cover a wide spectrum of frequency ranges within a specified bandwidth, while rejecting unwanted frequencies outside of the desired frequency range.
All bandpass filters are designed to provide superior out-of-band rejection with a relatively small form factor for best fit with CellAdvisor™/CellAdvisor 5G/OneAdvisor-800 and AntennaAdvisor Handle for efficient interference analysis.
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| Model Number | Frequency Range | Insertion Loss (dB) | Attenuation (dBc) | Out of Band Rejection | Operating Temperature (⁰C) |
| G700050601 | 696 to 716 MHz | 3.0 (max) | 50 (min) | -- | -10 to +65 |
| G700050602 | 776 to 788 MHz | 3.0 (max) | 50 (min) | -- | -10 to +65 |
| G700050603 | 806 to 849 MHz | 3.0 (max) | 50 (min) | -- | -10 to +65 |
| G700050604 | 1710 to 1755 MHz | 3.0 (max) | 50 (min) | -- | -10 to +65 |
| G700050605 | 1850 to 1910 MHz | 3.0 (max) | 40 (min) | -- | -10 to +65 |
| G700050606 | 703 to 748 MHz | 3.0 (max) | 50 (min) | 55 dBc@791 - 960
50 dBc@1400 - 3500
| -10 to +65 |
| G700050607 | 832 to 862 MHz | 4.0 (max) | 55 (min) | 50 dBc@1664 - 3500 | -10 to +65 |
| G700050608 | 880 to 915 MHz | 4.0 (max) | 55 (min) | 50 dBc@1760 - 3500 | -10 to +65 |
| G700050609 | 1710 to 1785 MHz | 4.5 (max) | 48 (min) | 45 dBc@2110 - 3500 | -10 to +65 |
| G700050610 | 1920 to 1980 MHz | 4.0 (max) | 50 (min) | 55 dBc@2110 - 3500 | -10 to +65 |
| G700050611 | 2500 to 2570 MHz | 4.0 (max) | 60 (min) | 55 dBc@2620 - 3500 | -10 to +65 |
| G700050612 | 663 to 698 MHz | 3.0 (max) | 45 (min) | -- | -10 to +65 |
| G700050613 | 3300 to 3800 MHz | 2.5 (max) | 50 (min) | -- | -10 to +65 |
| G700050614 | 788 to 798 MHz | 3.5 (max) | 33 (min) | 50 dBc@880 - 3700 | -10 to +65 |
| G700050615 | 2305 to 2315 MHz | 3.5 (max) | 50 (min) | 55 dBc@2500 - 3400
35 dBc@3400 - 4000
| -10 to +65 |
| G700050616 | 3300 to 4200 MHz | 2.0 (max) | 25 (min) | 40 dBc@650 - 3000
50 dBc@3000
25 dBc@4400
40 dBc@4600 - 6000
| -10 to +65 |
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