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High-Power Switched Filter Banks Raise the Temperature of Design Challenges (.PDF Download)

May 20, 2016

Switched filter banks (SFBs) are traditionally found in RF front ends or intermediate stages of sensitive receivers for military and defense applications, as they help reduce harmonic and spurious content which is critical to communications systems. Until recently, high-power SFBs have been limited...

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