Gallery: Filter Assemblies Boost Performance

July 8, 2014
There are a variety of techniques and materials used to optimize the performance of complex filter structures. Many of these structures are also parts of larger assemblies used in applications from telecommunications to military.

There are a variety of techniques and materials used to optimize the performance of complex filter structures. Many of these structures are also parts of larger assemblies used in applications from telecommunications to military. Not surprisingly, the challenging specifications and applications have driven creative innovations to enable the latest technologies. (All photos courtesy of API Technologies)

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