RS Microwave Web Site

Table of Contents/Index

(i.e. What's behind the links)

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• Home Pages

Main

Marketing (Customer Service)

Engineering & Production

Company President (link to biography)

• Company Profile (Overview & History of RS Microwave)

Directions/map to RS Microwave location in Butler, NJ

• Sales / (RFQs) (Email link to Director of Sales)

RFQ :  Filter Design Specification blank forms [TO PRINT, FILL IN & FAX]

[or EMAIL on "SEND" command]

Names & addresses of all Company representatives
 

• Products (Product Line pictures with links to specs/descriptions)

 

• Switchable Notch Filter (P/N 50703-4)
• Evanescent Mode Filters (100MHz to 40 GHz)
• Blind-Mate Bandpass Filters & Assemblies using P/N 24011-3-1
• Dual Bandpass Filter (P/N 22691-8B)
• Coupled Cavities
• Lumped Element and Printed Circuit Filters
• Multiplexer
• Switched Filter with Blind Mate Connector (P/N 61461A-3) - 4-channel switched filter bank
• Dual Notch Filters - JTIDS
• High Power Bandpass Filter for MIDS/JTIDS (P/N 60661A-3)
• Subassemblies (P/N 61491A-1 Antenna Interface Assembly) & (P/N 41521 Quad Amplifier)
• Cross Coupled Dielectric Resonator Filter (P/Ns 70153A-1 & 70153A-2)
• Cross Coupled Dielectric Resonator Filter (P/Ns 71983A-1 & 71983A-2)
• 63491A-1 Double Diplexer for GPS Application
• 80431AD Diplexer
• 80501AD3 Diplexer/Combiner
• Waveguide Bandpass Filter (62021A-2).
• Diplexer (GPS High Power) Bandstop/Bandpass (P/N 80501AD1)
• Waveguide Evanescent Bandpass Filter (P/N 91741A-2)
• GPS Dual Triplexer (P/N 92051AT)
• Low Pass "Cable" Filters (P/N 90371A-1 & -2)
• Fixed (Non Switched) Dual Notch Filter (P/N 90711A-3)
• Switched Dual Notch Filter (P/N 90711A-6)
• JTIDS/MIDS Miltiplexer (P/N 01091BD)
• Diplexer (P/N 10511-2)
• Low-Loss High Rejection Bandstop Filter  (P/N 50151B-2)
• SPS-49 Radar Band Rejection  Filter  (P/N 50822B-2)
• Part Number 52352BD is a diplexer designed to combine 30 to 180 MHz with 180-3000 MHz.
• JTIDS/MIDS Band Rejection Filter

• New Product Announcements

• 61461A-3 Four Channel Switched Filter Bank
• 50703-4 Airborne Switched Filter Assembly (Switchable Notch Filter)
• 60661A-3 High Power Bandpass Filter for MIDS/JTIDS
• 60733A-4 28 GHz Notch Filter
• 61491A-1 Antenna Interface Assembly & P/N 41521 Quad Amplifier
• 71053A-1 & 71053A-2  Cross Coupled Dielectric Resonator Filter
• 70841A-3 Low Frequency Switched Filter Bank
• (P/Ns 71983A-1 & 71983A-2) Cross Coupled Dielectric Resonator Filter
• 63491A-1 Double Diplexer for GPS Application
• 80431AD Diplexer
• 80501AD3 Diplexer/Combiner
• Waveguide Bandpass Filter (62021A-2).
• Diplexer (GPS High Power) Bandstop/Bandpass (P/N 80501AD1)
• Waveguide Evanescent Bandpass Filter (P/N 91741A-2)
• GPS Dual Triplexer (P/N 92051AT)
• Low Pass "Cable" Filters (P/N 90371A-1 & -2)
• Fixed (Non Switched) Dual Notch Filter (P/N 90711A-3)
• Switched Dual Notch Filter (P/N 90711A-6)
• MIDS/JTIDS Diplexer P/N 01091BD
• Diplexer (P/N 10511-2)
• Low-Loss High Rejection Bandstop Filter  (P/N 50151B-2)
• SPS-49 Radar Band Rejection  Filter  (P/N 50822B-2)
• Part Number 52352BD is a diplexer designed to combine 30 to 180 MHz with 180-3000 MHz.
• JTIDS/MIDS Band Rejection Filter

• On Line Catalogue

• Discussion of Filter Techniques

• Technical Corners (bulletin board of articles)

November 2007

October 2005

RSPLOTTM to the Rescue!

February 2004
Evanescent Mode Bandstop Filters

February 2003
Highpass Filter Design Using Stepped Impedance Resonators
June 2000
The 1030/1090 Notch Filter Story
December 1998
          Quasi-Optimum Filters - A Series of Articles Part 2
September/October/November 1998
          Quasi-Optimum Filters - A Series of Articles Part 1
July/August 1998
          Quasi-Eliptic Notch Filters for AMPS/GSM Separation
May/June 1998
       WHY YOU SHOULD NOT DESIGN YOUR OWN FILTER
March/April 1998

DIPLEXER DESIGN USING CROSS COUPLED FILTERS

January/February 1998

GPS Two-Passband Filter

December 1997

Switched Filters

November 1997

Multiplexers

September/October 1997

Compensation of Filter-Filter Interactions within Narrow Band Filter Assemblies: Application to Congested Spectrum Scenarios

August 1997

Why Choose RS Microwave Above the Others?

June/July 1997

Dielectric Resonator Filters with Resonated Cross Couplings

May 1997

Using Resonated Couplings in Filters

February/March 1997

Inverted Resonator Evanescent Mode Filters

January 1997

Compact High Power Notch Filters

December 1996

Simulating Leakage Effects in Lumped Element Filters

November 1996

The Art of Simulation

October 1996

Filter Subsystems; Blind Mate Filters

• RS Quarterly Company Newsletter (Issue 2006)

• Links & Sites of Related Interest

Employment Opportunities

2008 International Microwave Symposium, Atlanta, GA 

Universities with Microwave Filter Studies (NJIT, Rutgers, Princeton, PolytechnicU., Stevens Institute)

Professional Associations (IEEE No. Jersey Section, MTT Society, IEEE Spectrum Magazine)