The new tunable band pass filter provides a less complicated alternative to controlling and encrypting signals while maintaining a smaller profile.

Anaheim, CA (PRWEB) October 15, 2015

Earlier this year Lark announced its “Drop-In” replacement for the Pole Zero Maxi-Pole® series. Lark is now announcing a smaller version of the Tunable Band Pass Filter family. The Tunable Band Pass Filter in the Surface Mount (SMT) configuration will measure 1.6" (W) X 0.60" (H) X 2.4” (L).

According to Bob Swelgin, president of Smart Electronics and Lark Engineering, "Reduction in the physical dimensions of our entire family of Filters and RF Sub-assemblies has become paramount in meeting our customers’ needs. The reduction of the Tunable Filter size is no exception.

Tunable Band Pass & Notch Filters:
Larks Engineering’s digital control filters are a new upcoming series of fast switching variable frequency filters that can facilitate designs for IFF, Jammer and frequency hopping applications. The tunable filters provide a less complicated alternative to controlling and encrypting signals while maintaining a smaller profile.

Lark’s extensive tunable band pass and notch filter products span frequency ranges of 1.5 to 2200MHz. The existing designs provide a proven engineering foundation to work with our customers in developing custom specific tunable filters in the frequency bands:

  •     1.5-4MHz
  •     4-10MHz
  •     10-30MHz
  •     30-90MHz                    
  •     90-200MHz
  •     200-400MHz
  •     400-700MHz
  •     700-1000MHz
  •     1000-1400MHz
  •     1800-2200MHz

Contact:
Fred Little
VP Sales & Marketing
(M): (949) 887-9695

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