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SF2001E - 7/21/10

Electrical Characteristics

Electrical Connections

Characteristic

Sym

Notes

Min

Typ

Max

Units

Nominal Operating Frequency

1960

MHz

Passband Insertion Loss, 1930 -1990 MHz

IL

2.35

4.0

dB

Amplitude Ripple, 1930 -1990 MHz

1.4

2.4

Attenuation Referenced to 0 dB

DC to1850 MHz

20.0

32.0

dB

1850 to 1910 MHz

10.0

21.0

dB

2010 to 2040 MHz

4.5

10.0

dB

2040 to 2070 MHz

20.0

50

dB

2070 to 5000 MHz

22.0

29.0

dB

5000 to 6000 MHz

10.0

15.0

dB

VSWR, 1930 to 1990 MHz

1.7

2.4

Source impedance

50

Ω

Load impedance

50

Ω

Operating Temperature

-30

+80

°C

Case Style

SM3030-6 3 x 3 mm Nominal Footprint

Lid Symbolization (Y=year, WW=week S=shift)

652 YWWS

Connection

Terminals

Input

2

Output

5

Ground

All others

SM3030-6

• RF Filter for Mobile Communication Applications

• No Matching Circuit Required

• 3.0 x 3.0 x 1.3 mm Package

• Complies with Directive 2002/95/EC (RoHS)

Absolute Maximum Ratings

Rating

Value

Units

Maximum Input Power

+10

dBm

DC Voltage on any Non-ground Terminal

0

VDC

Storage Temperature Range in Tape and Reel

-40 to +85

°C

Maximum Soldering Profile, 5 cycles/10 seconds maximum

265

°C

1960 MHz

SAW Filter

SF2001E

1.

Unless noted otherwise, all specifications apply over the operating temper-

ature range with filter soldered to the specified demonstration board with

impedance matching to 50

Ω and measured with 50 Ω network analyzer.

2.

Unless noted otherwise, all frequency specifications are referenced to the

nominal center frequency, fc.

3.

Rejection is measured as attenuation below the minimum IL point in the

passband. Rejection in final user application is dependent on PCB layout

and external impedance matching design. See Application Note No. 42 for

details.

4.

"LRIP" or "L" after the part number indicates "low rate initial production"

and "ENG" or "E" indicates "engineering prototypes."

5.

The design, manufacturing process, and specifications of this filter are

subject to change.

6.

Either Port 1 or Port 2 may be used for either input or output in the design.

However, impedances and impedance matching may vary between Port 1

and Port 2, so that the filter must always be installed in one direction per

the circuit design.

7.

US and international patents may apply.

8.

RFM, stylized RFM logo, and RF Monolithics, Inc. are registered

trademarks of RF Monolithics, Inc.

CAUTION: Electrostatic Sensitive Device. Observe precautions for handling.

Notes:

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