88-552645-13S Amphenol, 88-552645-13S Datasheet - Page 285

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88-552645-13S

Manufacturer Part Number
88-552645-13S
Description
Circular MIL / Spec Connectors TV Series MIL-DTL-38999 III
Manufacturer
Amphenol
Series
TV Seriesr
Datasheet

Specifications of 88-552645-13S

Mil Type
MIL-DTL-38999 III
Product Type
Connectors
Shell Style
Plug
Shell Size
17
Insert Arrangement
17-13
Mounting Angle
Straight
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
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The following formula and example are offered in order to
determine the expected filter performance in an impedance
system other than 50 ohms.
With the attenuation expressed in 50 ohms and the transfer
impedance curve shown in Figure 1 below, a designer can relate
the expressed attenuation to the input and output impedance of
his circuit.
Example:
Formula (Taken from Figure 1):
Amphenol
(1)
(2)
(3)
1.4 x 10 ohm = transfer impedance
for 65 dB in a 50 ohm system
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
10
0
Noise is 40dB above specification level at 100 MHz
Input and output impedance are 10 and 100 ohms
respectively
Amphenol
attenuation at 100 MHz and +25°C
-4
Aerospace
®
VHF 7000 pf filter has a 65 dB minimum
10
Attenuation vs Transfer Impedance in 50 Ohm System
-3
Impedance Matching Formula
(Your System to a 50 Ohm System)
Transfer Impedance - Z
10
-2
Figure 1
Atten (dB) = 20 log
Atten = filter performance in a system other than 50 ohms
Atten (dB) = 20 log
Attenuation = 56.3dB
In this case, the 7000 pf VHF filter will give 56.3 dB which is
16.3dB below the desired reduction in noise (40dB) as stated
in the above problem.
Z
Z
Z
S
L
12
= source impedance
= load impedance
10
= transfer impedance
12
-1
Ohms
10
10
1 +
1 +
10
1.4 x 10
Z
-0
12
(Z
Z
S
S
Z
10(100)
+ Z
L
–2
(10 + 100)
L
)
10
1

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