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KR Electronics Product Announcement - September 16, 2009

KR Electronics Introduces 7.5 MHz Lowpass Filter P/N 2832-SMA

Avenel, New Jersey - September 16, 2009 - KR Electronics introduces part number 2832-SMA. The filter is a 7.5 MHz lowpass filter with >50 dB typical rejection at 10 MHz. The filter is supplied in an SMA package and is also available in a small 0.75 x 0.5 x 0.4 inch surface mount package. The filter can be customized for other center frequencies and bandwidths.

KR Electronics 2832-SMA 7.5 LPF response

Data sheets are available at www.krfilters.com.

Contact Information
KR Electronics, Inc.
91 Avenel Street
Avenel, NJ 07001
Phone 732-636-1900
Web www.krfilters.com
Email sales@krfilters.com

Posted 9/16/2009

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