RF Components

The 3272 & 3271 series' of analog channel deletion filters typically provide 55 dB of channel suppression (video to audio), allowing for clean reinsertion of new programming - without degrading...

The single channel elimination filter provides 50 dB attenuation (video-to-audio) of a designated 6 MHz wide television channel (2 through 6), with minimal impact on adjacent channels, to allow...

These notch filters are cut to your specified frequency (Fo). The 6556 can be used to notch out an undesired carrier or to notch out Terrestrial Interference in the block band of your headend TVRO...

The Model 5891 is installed at the off-air antenna to prevent pre-amplifier overload from strong UHF.   Product Specifications Frequency Range

Series 3469 are sound carrier traps used to reduce sound carrier levels. These are narrow band notch filters which are tunable with a self-locking screwdriver slot. Controlled sound reduction with...

Series 3468 suppress interference or reduce spurious carriers. They are easy to tune with two self-locking screwdriver adjustments. (There is only one tuning adjustment for the 3468-FMS.) They are...

Deletes a block of consecutive QAM Channels - for the purpose of reinserting new programming within that block - without disrupting adjacent QAM (or analog) channels performance Each deletion network...

Filter networks for suppressing an arbitrary number of contiguous channels are supplied to order. For only a few channels, a series connection of individual channel deletion filters is used. For a...

The 6211LP/HP are a series of lowpass and highpass filters that are factory assembled networks, consisting of channel deletion filters and custom designed lowpass and highpass filters. The...

The 6211LP/HP are a series of lowpass and highpass filters that are factory assembled networks, consisting of channel deletion filters and custom designed lowpass and highpass filters. The...

3378 Series Highpass filters pass frequencies above the cut-off frequency, and suppress lower frequencies. Highpass filters are not AC/DC passing. Alternate “Cut-off Frequency” models are readily...