Band Pass Filters

15734 Band Pass Filters from 134 manufacturers listed on everything RF

Bandpass Filters are used to allow signals that lie within the specified bandwidth and considerably attenuate signals that are outside this band. RF Band Pass Filters from the leading manufacturers are listed on below. Narrow down on the list of filters based on the passband frequency, insertion loss, out of band attenuation and various other parameters. View product details, download datasheets and get quotes.

QPQ1904 Image
Description:Wi-Fi BandBoost BAW Filter from 5490 to 5835 MHz
Type:
BAW Filter
Application:
WiFi, IoT
Frequency:
5490 to 5835 MHz
Impedance:
50 Ohms
Insertion Loss:
1.6 to 2 dB
Power:
0.63 W
Package Type:
Surface Mount
more info
Description:Bandpass Filter from 3.3 to 3.8 GHz
Type:
Cavity Filter
Connector:
SMA, SMA - Female
Frequency:
3.3 to 3.8 GHz
Grade:
Commercial, Military
Impedance:
50 Ohms
Insertion Loss:
1.9 dB
Power:
1 W
Rejection:
40 dBc
Package Type:
Module with Connectors
more info
A10168 Image
Description:Wi-Fi 6E & 7 Coexistence BAW Filter up to 6.8 GHz
Type:
BAW Filter
Application:
Wi-Fi 6E, Wi-Fi 7
Frequency:
6.525 to 7.125 GHz
Package Type:
Surface Mount
more info
Description:Bandpass Filter with Passband from 9998 to 10002 MHz
Connector:
SMA, SMA - Female
Frequency:
9998 to 10002 MHz
Grade:
Commercial
Insertion Loss:
4 to 8.5 dB
Power:
100 W
Rejection:
50 dB
Package Type:
Module with Connectors
more info
Description:Band Pass Filter with Passband from 17.3 to 18.1 GHz
Type:
Combline Filter
Connector:
SMA, SMA - Female
Frequency:
17.3 to 18.1 GHz
Grade:
Commercial, Space
Impedance:
50 Ohms
Insertion Loss:
1.5 dB
Power:
2 W
Rejection:
50 dB
Package Type:
Module with Connectors
more info
Description:Cavity Bandpass Filter with 12 GHz Center Frequency
Type:
Cavity Filter
Connector:
N Type, N Type - Female
Frequency:
11.9 to 12.1 GHz
Grade:
Commercial
Insertion Loss:
1 dB
Power:
20 W
Package Type:
Module with Connectors
more info
Description:749 MHz (F0), Ceramic Bandpass Filter
Type:
Ceramic Filter
Frequency:
744.5 to 753.5 MHz
Impedance:
50 Ohms
Insertion Loss:
2 dB
Power:
2 W
Rejection:
25 to 50 dB
Package Type:
Surface Mount
more info
Description:962-1008 / 1053-1065 / 1113-1215 MHz High Power Band Pass Filter
Connector:
N Type
Frequency:
962 to 1008 MHz / 1053 to 1065 MHz / 1113 to 1215 ...
Grade:
Commercial
Insertion Loss:
0.75 dB
Power:
500 W
Rejection:
-60 to -30 dBc
Package Type:
Module with Connectors
more info
Description:high Q two 7" Cavity bandpass filter from 126-132 MHz
Type:
Cavity Filter
Connector:
N Type
Application:
VHF
Frequency:
126 to 132 MHz
Impedance:
50 Ohms
Insertion Loss:
1 to 3 dB
Power:
185 to 350 W
Package Type:
Rack Mount
more info
Description:Wi-Fi 6E/7 Ceramic Bandpass Filter with Passband from 5945 to 7125 MHz
Type:
Ceramic Filter
Application:
Wi-Fi 6E, Wi-Fi 7
Frequency:
5945 to 7125 MHz
Insertion Loss:
1.9 to 3.6 dB
Power:
3 W (Max)
Rejection:
10 to 68 dB
Package Type:
Surface Mount
more info

What are RF Band Pass Filters?

RF Band Pass Filters are high frequency filters that are used to block unwanted signals in the wireless system. Band pass filters have a center frequency and a bandwidth, they only allow signals which lie within the specified bandwidth to pass through. Signals outside this bandwidth are attenuated considerably.  A band pass filter can be thought of as a combination of low pass and high pass filters and has two cut-off frequencies. The first cut-off frequency is taken from the high pass filter, that gives the higher frequency limit of the passband band. Similarly, the second cut-off frequency is from the low pass filter which determines the lower limit of the passband.

Diagram

Description automatically generated

Bandpass filters are widely used in wireless transmitters and receivers for removing unwanted/noise signals.

Important parameters to consider when looking for Bandpass Filters:

  • Type: There are many types of BPF filters - SAW, Cavity, Notch, and Ceramic. The type is normally selected based on the application and configuration of the required system.
  • Passband (MHz/GHz): Passband it the frequency range that the BPF allows to pass through it with minimal attenuation. Any frequency above or below the passband will be heavily attenuated. Passband can also be specified with center frequency and the bandwidth.
  • Insertion Loss (dB): It is the reduction in output power due when a BPF is introduced in the circuit. The lower the insertion loss, the better is the performance of the filter.
  • Input Power Handling (dBm/W): It is the magnitude of input power that the BPF can handle while maintaining its electrical characteristics.
  • Return Loss (dB): Return loss is a parameter to evaluate the filter performance characteristic providing the relative amount of power reflected from load.

everything RF lists Bandpass Filters from the leading manufacturers. Use the parametric search tools to narrow down on products based on your requirement. Once you find parts that meet your specification, download the data sheet, compare products and request quotations. Inquiries sent via everything RF are directed to the manufacturers who get back to you with a quote or information.

Filters

Frequency

 
 
Apply

Insertion Loss (dB)

Apply

Power

Apply

Application Industry

More

Application

More

Package Type

Connector

More