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    SIL Oversampling Filters Suit High Density Apps

    Aug. 1, 2000
    Suited for applications where high densities and optimum pc board utilization use are critical, these CCIR 601 oversampling filters provide passband signal conditioning to the CCIR 601 Recommendations and is suitable for systems sampling at 27 MHz,

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    Suited for applications where high densities and optimum pc board utilization use are critical, these CCIR 601 oversampling filters provide passband signal conditioning to the CCIR 601 Recommendations and is suitable for systems sampling at 27 MHz, twice the standard sampling frequency.

    Company: MATTHEY MICROFILTERS

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