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Bias Tee

● Wideband signal transmission

● Low insertion loss design

● High DC-RF isolation

● Excellent temperature stability

● Compact structure for easy integration

● High reliability and long lifespan

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Part No.ItemFrequency rangeMain specificationConnector typeMaterialSize(mm)
MX-BT-200k110G-25V Bias Tee 200kHz-110GHz Insert loss4.5dB,Voltage25V,Current300mA,Power1W 1.0mm Female-1.0mm Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
MX-BT-16k67G-25V Bias Tee 16kHz-67GHz Insert loss4dB,Voltage25V,Current500mA,Power1W 1.85mm Female-1.85mm Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
MX-BT-30k67G-25V Bias Tee 30kHz-67GHz Insert loss4dB,Voltage25V,Current700mA,Power1W 1.85mm Female-1.85mm Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
MX-BT-16k50G-25V Bias Tee 16kHz-50GHz Insert loss3.5dB,Voltage25V,Current500mA,Power1W 2.4mm Female-2.4mm Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
MX-BT-30k50G-25V Bias Tee 30kHz-50GHz Insert loss3.5dB,Voltage25V,Current700mA,Power1W 2.4mm Female-2.4mm Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
MX-BT-16k43G-50V Bias Tee 16kHz-43GHz Insert loss3.5dB,Voltage50V,Current500mA,Power5W 2.92mm Female-2.92mm Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
MX-BT-30k40G-50V Bias Tee 30kHz-40GHz Insert loss3dB,Voltage50V,Current500mA,Power5W 2.92mm Female-2.92mm Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
MX-BT-30k26G-50V Bias Tee 30kHz-26.5GHz Insert loss3dB,Voltage50V,Current700mA,Power5W SMA Female-SMA Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
MX-BT-100k18G-50V Bias Tee 100kHz-18GHz Insert loss2.8dB,Voltage50V,Current700mA,Power5W SMA Female-SMA Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
MX-BT-30k18G-50V Bias Tee 30kHz-18GHz Insert loss2dB,Voltage50V,Current700mA,Power5W SMA Female-SMA Female or male Gold-plated brass 35x15x14
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