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Ceramic filters. Reference data. Color marking of ceramic filters

The mechanical strength and small dimensions of ceramic filters have been widely used in household REA. A large number of manufactured types make it possible to choose a filter for almost any purpose.

Filter type	Average Rnes. MHz	Bandwidth (at ur) dB	Guaranteed attenuation, dB	Rin. (Rout.) Ohm	color (digital code)	Label encoded 0
FP1P6-1.1	10,7±0,1	480 (20)	12	330	70	red
FP1P6-1.2	10,7±0,1	530 (20)	15	330	70	yellow
FP1P6-1.3	10,64±0,04	480 (20)	12	330	64	yellow
FP1P6-1.4	10,67±0,03	530 (20)	15	330	67	yellow
FP1P6-1.5	10,7±003	150 (20)	15	330	70	white
FP1P8-62.01	5,5 *	550 (20)	25	-	blue	yellow
FP1P8-62.02	6,5 *	600 (20)	25	-	blue	yellow + white
FP1R8-63.01	5,5	75 (3)	20	-	bl. green	no
FP1R8-63.02	6,5 *	550 (20)	20	-	bl. green	red
FP1R8-63.03	5,5	100 (3)	20	-	blue	white
FP1R8-63.04	6,5 *	600 (20)	20	-	blue	red + white

* Marking is carried out by two dots in the upper left corner (stripes in opposite upper corners) or a stripe (dot) in the upper left corner.

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