FSF-5050 460–465MHz IF SAW Filter, 5×5mm 50Ω
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  • FSF-5050 460–465MHz IF SAW Filter, 5×5mm 50Ω

FSF-5050 460–465MHz IF SAW Filter, 5×5mm 50Ω

SMD 5.0x5.0, saw filter


FEATURE

FCom Fuji Crystal FSF-5050 460–465 MHz IF SAW filter range covering key UHF intermediate-frequency points such as 460, 462, 464 and 465 MHz. 5.0×5.0mm SMD package and 50Ω interface for narrowband UHF IF chains, professional radio, private networks and industrial RF modules.

Product Description

FSF-5050 460–465 MHz IF SAW Filter Collection

Compact 5×5mm SMD IF SAW filters for UHF receiver designs covering 460/462/464/465 MHz center frequencies. Built around 50Ω system interfaces to deliver consistent insertion loss, stable passband characteristics and dependable out-of-band rejection for narrowband IF chains.

Center Freq: 460 / 462 / 464 / 465 MHz Package: SMD 5.0×5.0 mm System Impedance: 50Ω RoHS / Lead Free

One-line positioning: for UHF IF receiver designers needing stable selectivity and strong interference control in compact layouts.

FSF-5050 460–465MHz IF SAW filter, 5×5mm SMD, 50Ω
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Positioning & Design Highlights

The FSF-5050 460–465 MHz group is part of FCom Fuji Crystal’s UHF IF SAW portfolio, aimed at receivers requiring tight channel selectivity and reliable rejection of adjacent interferers. The 5×5mm footprint supports compact RF/IF layouts without sacrificing stable production performance.

  • Small 5.0×5.0 mm SMD package for high-density layouts.
  • 50Ω source/load basis for easier system integration.
  • Multiple center-frequency options aligned with UHF IF plans.
  • Balanced insertion loss and out-of-band attenuation for narrowband receivers.

Target Systems / Typical Standards

Typical target systems include professional/LMR-style receivers, private radio networks, industrial telemetry and control radios. For design-in, validate blocker profile, adjacent-channel mask, and IF amplifier linearity targets at the board level.

Typical IF Placement

A common placement is directly after the mixer (first or second IF) as the primary bandpass element to suppress adjacent interferers before high-gain IF amplification.

Typical Applications

  • Professional radio and private network terminals
  • Industrial telemetry, control and data radios
  • Multi-stage UHF receiver IF selection
  • Narrowband wireless modules requiring robust interference control

If your architecture requires a different bandwidth target, customized rejection masks or adjacent center frequencies, FCom can evaluate tailored SAW solutions.

Matching / Impedance Notes

  • Designed around 50Ω source and load; keep transitions and vias controlled to minimize ripple.
  • Place close to the IF amplifier input; avoid long stubs that can create resonances near passband edges.
  • If return loss or group delay is critical, fine-tune with small L/C trimming based on VNA + on-board measurements.

Key Features

Performance

Low Loss + High Rejection in UHF IF

  • Optimized for stable passband behavior across production lots.
  • Strong out-of-band suppression for adjacent interferer control.
  • Suitable for multi-stage IF selectivity chains.
Integration

50Ω System-Friendly, Compact 5×5mm

  • Simple integration into standard 50Ω IF chains.
  • Footprint supports compact RF/IF module layouts.
  • RoHS / lead-free process options.

Key Specs

Test condition note (typ.): 25°C, 50Ω source/load, measured per FCom confirmation sheet unless otherwise specified.

Frequency

Center Frequency Options

  • 460 / 462 / 464 / 465 MHz
  • Aligned to common UHF IF channel plans
Mechanical / Electrical

Package & System Interface

  • SMD 5.0×5.0 mm footprint
  • 50Ω design reference

Detailed Specifications (Planning Summary)

The table below provides indicative planning references for common center-frequency options in this range. Please confirm final electrical limits, temperature grades and lot criteria with the latest FCom specification confirmation before mass production.

FCom Part Number Center Freq (MHz) Insertion Loss Bandwidth Reference Suggested Temp Grade Notes
FSF-5050-460M 460 Typ. ~1.5–2.2 dB 3 dB BW typically in the low-20 MHz class -40 to +85°C Baseline option for UHF IF channel plans
FSF-5050-462M 462 Typ. ~1.5–2.3 dB Optimized passband flatness for narrowband IF stages 0 to +50°C / -40 to +85°C Multiple bandwidth/temperature variants may be available
FSF-5050-464M 464 Typ. ~1.6–2.4 dB Designed for consistent out-of-band suppression -40 to +85°C Suitable for multi-stage IF selectivity chains
FSF-5050-465M 465 Typ. ~1.6–2.5 dB Channel-aligned bandwidth for UHF professional radio -40 to +85°C Recommended for fixed IF allocations near 465 MHz
Integration Tips

50Ω IF Chain Best Practices

  • Maintain impedance continuity in traces and transitions to minimize passband ripple.
  • Validate return-loss interaction with high-gain IF amplifiers.
  • Use short, symmetric routing around the filter footprint where possible.
Validation

Prototype-to-Mass-Production Handoff

  • Complete EVT/DVT verification of temperature drift and adjacent-channel rejection.
  • Request sample-lot measurement trends if your application is sensitive to ripple or group delay.
  • Finalize the exact spec grade prior to procurement release.

Ordering Code / Options

Use the FSF-5050 ordering code to lock down the center frequency and grade for your IF plan. If you have a blocker-driven rejection mask or a unique bandwidth target, FCom can evaluate a tailored option.

Ordering Guidance

  • Start with IF plan: choose 460 / 462 / 464 / 465 MHz center frequency.
  • Confirm bandwidth/ripple targets by receiver channel plan and adjacent interferers.
  • Select temperature grade to match environment and reliability requirements.
  • Request confirmation sheet for final limits and production release.

Selection Path / Upgrade Options

If you are shifting IF allocations or optimizing rejection, compare nearby collections and validate with your board-level IF chain: SAW Filters family, 470–475 MHz, 480 MHz, 499–499.25 MHz.

Most Common Options

  • Center frequency: 460 / 462 / 464 / 465 MHz
  • Impedance reference: 50Ω source/load
  • Package: FSF-5050, SMD 5.0×5.0 mm
  • Temperature grade: industrial or commercial variants

For customization: adjacent frequencies, rejection masks, or bandwidth tailoring can be reviewed by the applications team.

Documents & Downloads

Datasheets

Request Confirmation Sheet / Test Report

For final release (mass production), request the latest confirmation sheet and any lot-level trend data relevant to your ripple/group-delay sensitivity.

Package Outline

FSF-5050 IF SAW filter package outline, 5×5mm SMD
Mechanical reference for PCB footprint planning. Validate land pattern and grounding with the latest drawing set.

FAQ

Which center frequencies are covered in the FSF-5050 460–465 MHz collection?
This collection focuses on 460, 462, 464 and 465 MHz center-frequency variants in the 5×5mm FSF-5050 package. They are designed for 50Ω UHF IF chains and narrowband receiver architectures. Adjacent custom frequencies can be evaluated upon request.
What applications are these UHF IF SAW filters suited for?
Typical use cases include professional radio and private networks, industrial telemetry and control radios, multi-stage UHF receivers and other narrowband wireless front ends that require stable IF selectivity and strong out-of-band rejection.
Do I need an extra matching network?
The series is based on a 50Ω source/load design, so many systems can integrate it directly. If your PCB impedance environment or IF amplifier conditions are unique, minor L/C trimming based on board-level measurements may further optimize insertion loss and passband flatness.
How should I choose between 460, 462, 464 and 465 MHz options?
Select the center frequency according to your IF plan or channel allocation, then confirm bandwidth, ripple and temperature grade for your environment. FCom can provide sample data and confirmation sheets for final production release.
Can I request samples, lead time, or a quote without a listed price?
Yes. This is a B2B component page: pricing depends on frequency option, grade, quantity and logistics. Contact FCom for MOQ, lead time, sample requests, and customization evaluation.

Need a More Targeted UHF IF Filtering Solution?

FCom Fuji Crystal supports additional FSF-5050 IF frequency options and customized SAW designs for specific rejection masks, bandwidth targets and production-grade reliability.

Quality, Compliance & Support

  • ISO certifications: ISO9001 / ISO14001
  • Application engineering support: share your IF plan, blocker profile, and desired rejection mask; we will recommend the appropriate option and verification path.
  • Technical support entry: Contact Us

If you also need TCXO, OCXO or other frequency-control components to complete your RF and timing stack, our team can recommend an integrated solution.

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