EPCOS B39451-B3558-U310 Saw components low-loss filter Datasheet

SAW Components
Data Sheet B3558
SAW Components
B3558
Low-loss Filter
449,10 MHz
Data Sheet
Ceramic package QCC8C
Features
■ RF low-loss filter for remote control receivers
■ Package for Surface Mounted Technology
(SMT)
■ Balanced and unbalanced operation possible
Terminals
■ Ni, gold plated
typ. dimensions in mm, approx. weight 0,1 g
Pin configuration
1
2
5
6
4,8
Input Ground
Input
Output
Output Ground
Case - Ground
3,7
to be grounded
Type
Ordering code
B3558
B39451-B3558-U310
Marking and package
according to
C61157-A7-A56
Packing
according to
F61074-V8070-Z000
Electrostactic Sensitive Device (ESD)
Maximum ratings
Operable temperature range TA
Storage temperature range
DC voltage
Source power
Tstg
VDC
PS
–30/+85
˚C
–45/+90
0
10
˚C
V
dBm
2
source impedance 50 Ω
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SAW Components
B3558
Low-loss Filter
449,10 MHz
Data Sheet
Characteristics
Reference temperature:
Terminating source impedance:
Terminating load impedance:
TA = 25 ˚C
ZS = 50 Ω and matching network
ZL = 50 Ω and matching network
min.
typ.
max.
—
449,14
—
MHz
Minimum insertion attenuation
αmin
449,00 ... 449,28 MHz
—
2,2
3,2
dB
Pass band (relative to αmin)
448,965 ... 449,315 MHz
448,930 ... 449,350 MHz
—
—
0,8
1,5
3,0
6,0
dB
dB
45
40
15
15
40
45
50
45
25
25
45
50
—
—
—
—
—
—
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
—
—
Ω || pF
—
210 || 2,70
210 || 2,70
—
Ω || pF
fC
Center frequency
(center frequency between 3 dB points)
Relative attenuation (relative to αmin)
10,00 ... 428,00
428,00 ... 439,00
439,00 ... 448,10
450,10 ... 459,00
459,00 ... 550,00
550,00 ... 1000,00
αrel
MHz
MHz
MHz
MHz
MHz
MHz
Impedance for pass band matching 2)
Input: ZIN = RIN || CIN
Output: ZOUT = ROUT || COUT
Temperature coefficient of frequency 1)
TCf
—
–0,03
—
ppm/K2
Frequency inversion point
T0
20
—
40
°C
1)Temperature
dependence of fC: fC(TA) = fC(T0) (1 + TCf(TA – T0)2)
2)
Impedance for passband matching bases on an ideal, perfect matching of the SAW filter to
source- and to load impedance (here 50 Ohm). After the SAW filter is removed and input impedance into the input matching / output matching network is calculated.
The conjugate complex value of these characteristic impedances are the input and output impedances for flat passband. For more details, we refer to EPCOS application note #4.
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SAW Components
B3558
Low-loss Filter
449,10 MHz
Data Sheet
Characteristics
Reference temperature:
Terminating source impedance:
Terminating load impedance:
TA = –30 ... 85 ˚C
ZS = 50 Ω and matching network
ZL = 50 Ω and matching network
min.
typ.
max.
—
449,10
—
MHz
Minimum insertion attenuation
αmin
449,00 ... 449,28 MHz
—
2,2
3,4
dB
Pass band (relative to αmin)
448,965 ... 449,235 MHz
448,930 ... 449,270 MHz
—
—
0,5
1,5
3,0
6,0
dB
dB
45
40
15
15
40
45
50
45
25
25
45
50
—
—
—
—
—
—
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
—
210 || 2,70
210 || 2,70
—
Ω || pF
—
Ω || pF
fC
Center frequency
(center frequency between 3 dB points)
Relative attenuation (relative to αmin)
10,00 ... 428,00
428,00 ... 439,00
439,00 ... 448,02
450,10 ... 459,00
459,00 ... 550,00
550,00 ... 1000,00
αrel
MHz
MHz
MHz
MHz
MHz
MHz
Impedance for pass band matching 2)
Input: ZIN = RIN || CIN
Output: ZOUT = ROUT || COUT
—
2)
Impedance for passband matching bases on an ideal, perfect matching of the SAW filter to
source- and to load impedance (here 50 Ohm). After the SAW filter is removed and input impedance into the input matching / output matching network is calculated.
The conjugate complex value of these characteristic impedances are the input and output impedances for flat passband. For more details, we refer to EPCOS application note #4.
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SAW Components
B3558
Low-loss Filter
449,10 MHz
Data Sheet
Matching network to 50 Ω (element values depend on pcb layout and equivalent circuit)
Cp1 = 1,8 pF
Ls2 = 33 nH
Ls3 = 33 nH
Cp4 = 1,8 pF
Minimising the crosstalk
For a good ultimate rejection a low crosstalk is necessary. Low crosstalk can be realised with
a good RF layout. The major crosstalk mechanism is caused by the “ground-loop” problem.
Grounding loops are created if input-and output transducer GND are connected on the top-side
of the PCB and fed to the system grounding plane by a common via hole. To avoid the common
ground path, the ground pin of the input- and output transducer are fed to the system ground
plane (bottom PCB plane) by their own via hole. The transducers’ grounding pins should be
isolated from the upper grounding plane.
A common GND inductivity of 0.5nH degrades the ultimate rejection (crosstalk) by 20dB.
The optimised PCB layout, including matching network for transformation to 50 Ohm, is shown
here. In this PCB layout the grounding loops are minimised to realise good ultimate rejection.
Optimised PCB layout for SAW filters in QCC8C package, pinning 2,5 (top side, scale 1:1)
The bottom side is a copper plane (system ground area). The input and output grounding pins
are isolated and connected to the common ground by separated via holes.
For good contact of the upper grounding area with the lower side it is necessary to place
enough via holes.
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SAW Components
B3558
Low-loss Filter
449,10 MHz
Data Sheet
Normalized frequency response
Normalized frequency response (wideband)
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SAW Components
B3558
Low-loss Filter
449,10 MHz
Data Sheet
Published by EPCOS AG
Surface Acoustic Wave Components Division, SAW CE AE PD
P.O. Box 80 17 09, D-81617 München
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