The preselector RH6341 is digitally tunable filter operating from 30 MHz to 512 MHz. This module consists of three (3) internal tunable bandpass filters (the frequency range divided between them in the following way: 30-96 MHz, 96-262 MHz and 262-512 MHz). RH6341 uses serial or parallel interface for tuning.

RH6341

Specification:

Frequency Coverage (3 bands) 30 to 512 MHz
Input/Output Impedance: 50 Ω
In-band Input/Output VSWR 2:1
In-band RF Power Handling 2 Watt (input)
Out-band RF Power Handling Up to 20 Watt
In-band Second Order Intercept Point +100 dBm(input)
In-band Third Order Intercept Point +40 dBm (input)
Center Frequency Drift: ±80 PPM/ºC
Tuning Control Parallel, Serial
Tuning Speed 10 µS
DC Power Consumption (Static) 5V @1A
Shape Factor (30 dB/ 3 dB) 8 typical
Operating TemperatureRange -40°C to +65°C
Size: 107x104x24.7 mm
Weight: 600 g
RF Connection SMA

RH6341 filters’ specification

FrequencyRange # Bandwidth (3 dB), % Insertion Loss, dB Shape factor (30 dB)
Overall Low Side High Side
30-96 MHz 7 6.5/7.5 2.4/3.0 6.5/7.1 7.5/9.0 4.8/6
5 4.6/5.5 5.0/5.9 5.8/6.1 6.8/7.3 4.8/4.9
3 2.5/3.5 5.6/6.5 5.8/6.2 6.8/7.1 4.8/5.0
96-262 MHz 7 6.5/7.5 2.5/3.0 6.5/7.1 8.2/9.2 4.8/5.8
5 4.6/5.5 4.9/6.3 6.0/7.2 7.0/7.2 5.0/5.5
3 2.5/3.5 5.8/7.0 6.0/6.2 6.9/7.2 4.9/5.2
262-512 MHz 7 6.5/7.5 2.6/3.0 6.5/7.1 8.5/9.5 4.7/5.5
5 4.6/5.5 4.3/5.2 6.1/6.3 7.0/7.4 5.1/5.2
3 2.5/3.5 5.1/6.2 5.9/6.0 6.6/6.7 5.2/5.4

Note: table values are shown as average/maximum.

RH6341 block diagram

Frequency response functions and VSWR functions

Some frequency response functions and VSWR functions are shown below:

f0: 30 MHz;

Bandwidth: 6.96%;

VSWR: 1.19;

OIL: –2.04 dB;

OIL–20%: –27.28 dB;

OIL+20%: –30.28dB.

f0: 88 MHz;

Bandwidth: 6.72%;

VSWR: 1.08;

OIL: –2.22 dB;

OIL–10%: –26.26 dB;

OIL+10%: –31.75dB.

f0: 146 MHz;

Bandwidth: 6.85%;

VSWR: 1.19;

OIL: –2.33 dB;

OIL–10%: –26.48 dB;

OIL+10%: –31.48 dB.

f0: 250.4 MHz;

Bandwidth: 6.84%;

VSWR: 1.25;

OIL: –2.23 dB;

OIL–10%: –26.13 dB;

OIL+10%: –33.20dB.

f0: 320 MHz;

Bandwidth: 7.32%;

VSWR: 1.01;

OIL: –2.03 dB;

OIL–10%: –25.52 dB;

OIL+10%: –31.40dB.

f0: 512 MHz;

Bandwidth: 7.34%;

VSWR: 1.34;

OIL: –2.35 dB;

OIL–10%: –24.01 dB;

OIL+10%: –34.19dB.

Note:f0— tuning frequency;VSWR — VSWR at f0frequency;OIL — insertion loss at f0;
OIL–20% — insertion loss at0,8f0;OIL+20% — insertion loss at 1,2f0.

30-96 MHz filter performance

The following diagrams show value of Insertion Loss at f0, Insertion Loss at 0.8f0, Insertion Loss at 1.2f0 and VSWR at each tuning frequency for 30-96 MHz filter.

Insertion Loss at f0

VSWR

Insertion Loss at 1.2f0

Insertion Loss at 0.8f0

96-262 MHz filter performance

The following diagrams show value of Insertion Loss at f0, Insertion Loss at 0.8f0, Insertion Loss at 1.2f0 and VSWR at each tuning frequency for 96-262 MHz filter.

Insertion Loss at f0

VSWR

Insertion Loss at 1.2f0

Insertion Loss at 0.8f0

262-512 MHz filter performance

The following diagrams show value of Insertion Loss at f0, Insertion Loss at 0.8f0, Insertion Loss at 1.2f0 and VSWR at each tuning frequency for 262-512 MHz filter.

Insertion Loss at f0

VSWR

Insertion Loss at 1.2f0

Insertion Loss at 0.8

f0

Pinout & Ratings

PIN # Reference designator Description Notes
1 A2 Tune Bit 2 Active: 5V; Inactive: 0V
2 A3 Tune Bit 3 Active: 5V; Inactive: 0V
3 A4 Tune Bit 4 Active: 5V; Inactive: 0V
4 A5 Tune Bit 5 Active: 5V; Inactive: 0V
5 A6 Tune Bit 6 Active: 5V; Inactive: 0V
6 A7 Tune Bit 7 Active: 5V; Inactive: 0V
7, 9, 11, 12 GND Digital/RF Ground
8 VCC +5V Power Supply Input 4.75 to 5.25V @ 800mA
10 N/C No Connect
13 STB Strobe Active: 0V; Inactive: +5V
14 A0, CLK Tune Bit 0,

Serial Clock

Active: 5V; Inactive: 0V
15 A1, DI Tune Bit 1,

Serial Data Input

Active: 5V; Inactive: 0V

Serial interface description

Serial interface consists of 3 signals: CLK (clock), DI (data input), STB (strobe). Data input is 11 bits code. First 8 bits determine the tuning frequency and the last 3 bits determine the frequency band.

Parallel interface description

Serial interface consists of 9 signals: A0-A7 (tuning frequency code) and STB (strobe).

Tuning frequencycode

Tuning frequency code is calculated by X10 conversion into binary code. X10 is calculated by the formula:

f0 — tuning frequency; fl — low frequency of the band; fh — high frequency of the band.

Mechanical Outline

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Note:sizes are shown in millimeters.