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BPF.58.01 Datasheet(PDF) 2 Page - Taoglas antenna solutions

Part # BPF.58.01
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Manufacturer  TAOGLAS [Taoglas antenna solutions]
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1. Introduction
The Airvu BPF.58 5.8GHz Band Pass Filter is placed on the end of the antenna
port to eliminate or reduce radio interference problems on UAVs. It does this in
two ways
1. It reduces out of band noise entering the receiver and causing effects
such as reduction of control range
2. It reduces the antenna transmissions of out of band noise affecting other
circuitry on your UAV (such as disrupting the GPS receiver leading to loss
of fix, or the control signal at 2.4GHz)
The ceramic filter inside the BPF.58 has better insertion loss and stop band
performance than competing LTCC or lumped element filters, while also having
good rejection at band edges. It uses a standard RP SMA(M) Plug to RP SMA(F)
Jack interface, as most antennas at 5.8GHz have a RP SMA(M) connector as
standard. This filter is designed to be easily screwed onto this standard antenna
SMA connector.
Contact your regional Taoglas office for support
Note
There can still be noise issues that a filter cannot solve. Such as noise that can
be radiated directly from the transmitter board and any wiring. Also no filter
can protect from in-band noise within the assigned operating frequency of the
receiver. Always try to place noisy components as far away from a receiver and
antenna as possible.



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