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RFMW Offers LTE Band Multiplexers from Sangshin Elecom |
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May 3, 2012 Press Release  RFMW , Ltd. announces design and sales support for the SEMPX1747/1842/1950/2140SA multiplexer. This LTE Band 2/Band 3 multiplexer offers excellent isolation between all channels while offering superior pass band insertion loss. Handling up to 3 watts of input power, this multiplexer resides on an SMT compatible PCB and is part of a family of fully customizable devices targeted at LTE filtering applications. Sangshin support services can assist designers with LTE multiplexer development to provide combinations of up to six channels in a single package. Customer specific samples are available in as little as 2 weeks following design approval.  Details on the SEMPX1747/1842/1950/2140SA can be found here. http://www.rfmw.com/ProductDetail/SEMPX1747184219502140SA-Sangshin/73505/ For more information please contact: Sangshin Stocking Distributor RFMW, Ltd. 90 Great Oaks Blvd. #107 San Jose, Ca. 95119 PH: 408.414.1450 info@rfmw.com About RFMW, Ltd.: RFMW Ltd. is a specialty electronics Distribution Company focused exclusively on serving customers that require RF and microwave components and semiconductors, as well as component engineering support. The company continues to expand its list of products from selective suppliers with RF/microwave expertise. RFMW deploys a highly experienced, skilled and technically competent team to assist customers with component selection and fulfillment. To learn more about RFMW, visit their Website at www.rfmw.com, or call us at 877.FOR.RFMW (367-7369), or via e-mail at info@rfmw.com. Posted 5/3/2012 |
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