WVBP-833-WR12+ - WR12 Waveguide BP Filter 81-86 GHz | Mini-Circuits
Teilenummer: WVBP-833-WR12+ ✓ Aktiv| Menge | Stückpreis | Gesamt |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $2950 | $2.950,00 |
| 5 | $2820 | $14.100,00 |
| 10 | $2690 | $26.900,00 |
| 25 | $2525 | $63.125,00 |
| 50 | $2380 | $119.000,00 |
WVBP-833-WR12+ Übersicht
A waveguide bandpass filter is a passive RF/microwave component that passes a defined frequency band while rejecting signals outside that band. Waveguide filters belong to the RF filter family (bandpass, bandstop, low-pass, high-pass) and sit within the broader RF passives hierarchy above connectorized components but below active transceivers. WR12 designates the EIA-standard rectangular waveguide size whose internal dimensions are calibrated for the 60-90 GHz millimeter-wave band, making these filters the natural choice for E-band backhaul, 5G FR2+ research, and automotive 76-81 GHz radar prototyping.
Key features of the WVBP-833-WR12+ include 81-86 GHz passband coverage suited to E-band wireless links, 0.5-1 dB low insertion loss to preserve link margin, 20-90 dB rejection for clean spurious suppression, the industry-standard WR12 flange interface, and the case style TH2793 housing. The housing typically uses precision-machined split-block construction that ensures repeatable mechanical and electrical performance.
The internal architecture uses cascaded waveguide resonator sections that are designed and validated by Virginia Diodes metrology team, leveraging more than a decade of terahertz instrumentation experience. The filter is processed as a single metal block, avoiding the dielectric-loss penalties and radiation-leakage paths that limit microstrip or stripline implementations at these frequencies.
Typical applications include E-band point-to-point backhaul links where the 81-86 GHz band aligns with the light-licensing 5G and 6G research bands, automotive radar prototyping around 76-81 GHz, millimeter-wave test instrumentation and bench setups, and terahertz imaging / spectroscopy front-ends. Designers choose waveguide filters here because PCB-based filters exhibit prohibitive loss above 60 GHz.
Design consideration: account for flange alignment torque and UG-387/U flange hardware when budgeting assembly tolerance. Mating flange flatness of 0.0005 inch or better is recommended to prevent passive intermodulation and leakage at these frequencies.
This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternatives, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet.
Drop-in-Alternativen für WVBP-833-WR12+ – gleiches Gehäuse, Pin-kompatibel. Bauteile mit anderem Gehäuse, die eine PCB-Überarbeitung erfordern, sind ausgeschlossen.
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WVBP-833-WR12+ Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften
| Filter Type | Rectangular Waveguide Bandpass |
| Passband Frequency Range | 81000 to 86000 MHz (81 to 86 GHz) |
| Waveguide Size | WR12 |
| Insertion Loss in Passband | 0.5 to 1 dB |
| Rejection (Stopband) | 20 to 90 dB |
| Betriebstemperatur | -40 °C to +85 °C |
| Environmental Rating | ENV80 |
| Case Style | TH2793 |
| Flange Interface | WR12 / UG-387/U compatible |
| RoHS-Status | Compliant |
| Montageart | Flange-mount (rectangular waveguide) |
| Construction | Precision-machined split-block metal housing |
| Manufacturer | Mini-Circuits (Virginia Diodes heritage) |
| Datasheet Pages | 2 |
| Datasheet File Size | 395 Kbytes |
WVBP-833-WR12+ th2793 Pinbelegungsleitfaden
Pinbelegung für WVBP-833-WR12+ (th2793-Gehäuse). Pin-Nummerierung, Funktionen und Anschlussdiagramme sind im Herstellerdatenblatt definiert. Entnehmen Sie diesem den genauen Footprint und Lötrichtlinien.
Keine detaillierten Pinbelegungsdaten verfügbar für WVBP-833-WR12+.
Siehe die Datenblatt für die vollständige Pin-Konfiguration.
Typische Anwendungen
WVBP-833-WR12+ ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: E-band Point-to-Point Backhaul, Automotive Radar Prototyping (76-81 GHz), Millimeter-Wave Test & Measurement Instrumentation, 6G Research Testbeds and Terahertz Imaging Front-Ends, Satellite-Ground Uplink Down-converter Stages, Photonics-Modulated Millimeter-Wave Links.
E-band Point-to-Point Backhaul
The WVBP-833-WR12+ is well-matched to E-band point-to-point backhaul links operating in the 81-86 GHz light-licensed band, where its 0.5-1 dB insertion loss preserves link margin over multi-kilometer hops. In a typical link it sits between the diplexer and the E-band transceiver up/down-converter stage to suppress transmit LO leakage and image products before the radiating chain. Designers prefer a WR12 waveguide filter here because planar PCB filters at 80+ GHz show 5-10 dB more loss, eroding fade margin. The 20-90 dB rejection range protects the receiver from out-of-band interferers and is well-matched to the FSPL environment at 1-5 km path lengths.
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Automotive Radar Prototyping (76-81 GHz)
For 76-81 GHz automotive radar prototyping, the WVBP-833-WR12+ provides the cleanest available bandpass shape in WR12 even though its passband starts at 81 GHz versus the 76 GHz edge of the automotive band. Inserting it as a preselector after the radar MMIC suppresses wideband noise and image responses in lab testbeds, where the 20-90 dB rejection is critical for dynamic-range sweeps. The 0.5-1 dB insertion loss adds less than the noise-figure penalty of a planar equivalent at 77 GHz. Designers should verify with a VNA sweep that the 81 GHz lower edge of the filter still passes their radar's upper IF or modulation bandwidth.
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Millimeter-Wave Test & Measurement Instrumentation
In bench measurement setups the WVBP-833-WR12+ functions as an image-reject or harmonic-isolation filter ahead of spectrum analyzer converters and noise-figure meters in the E-band. Its precision-machined split-block housing, ENV80 environmental rating, and -40 to +85 °C operating range mean it survives lab and chamber cycling without retuning. Compared with a YIG-tuned or coaxial filter, the waveguide implementation offers 20-90 dB rejection at less than 1 dB insertion loss, substantially improving measurement floor. The TH2793 case style is small enough to fit modular WR12 test fixtures alongside the DUT.
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6G Research Testbeds and Terahertz Imaging Front-Ends
Universities and 6G research labs frequently use E-band filters like the WVBP-833-WR12+ to isolate sub-bands inside the 81-86 GHz research allocation. The WR12 flange mates directly to standard horn antennas and corrugated feeds used in propagation and channel-sounding campaigns. With 0.5-1 dB insertion loss, the filter does not noticeably degrade SNR in fast-Fourier channel measurements, and the 20-90 dB rejection rejects adjacent-channel interference in dense sub-band multiplexing. Virginia Diodes heritage also makes the part suitable for terahertz imaging front-ends where phase linearity is critical.
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Satellite-Ground Uplink Down-converter Stages
Satellite-ground ground-station receive chains covering the E-band downlink use the WVBP-833-WR12+ as a preselector to suppress terrestrial 5G and adjacent satellite signals from bleeding into the LNA input. The 0.5-1 dB passband loss adds minimally to the cascade noise figure, while 20-90 dB rejection protects the LNA from saturation by out-of-band interferers. The split-block construction is rugged enough for fixed ground-station installations including outdoor radomes. Compared with a coaxial cavity filter at the same band, the waveguide version offers better unloaded-Q and lower loss.
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Photonics-Modulated Millimeter-Wave Links
Photonics-assisted millimeter-wave links operating in the 81-86 GHz research window benefit from the WVBP-833-WR12+ as a photonic-to-electrical band-limiting filter. After a UTC-PD or traveling-wave photodetector, broadband optical upconversion produces mixing spurs that the filter suppresses by 20-90 dB outside the desired RF passband. The 0.5-1 dB insertion loss adds little to the optical-RF link budget, and the WR12 flange interfaces directly to photonic-mixer housings used in THz spectrometers. Designers should pair the filter with a photodetector bandwidth mask to optimize filter-photonic co-design.
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Zusammenfassung der empfohlenen Produkte
Technische Referenzdaten für WVBP-833-WR12+ – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.
Auswahlhilfe
Vergleich mit Alternativen
| Parameter | Dieses Produkt | WVBP-753-WR12 | WVBP-903-WR12 | WVBP-833-WR12 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | WR12 waveguide, case style TH2793 | WR12 waveguide, same case-style family | WR12 waveguide, same case-style family | WR12 waveguide, case style TH2793 |
| Brand | Mini-Circuits | Mini-Circuits | Mini-Circuits | Mini-Circuits |
| Passband Frequency | 81 to 86 GHz | 75 to 80 GHz | 90 to 95 GHz | 81 to 86 GHz |
| Insertion Loss | 0.5 to 1 dB | 0.5 to 1 dB (family typical) | 0.5 to 1 dB (family typical) | 0.5 to 1 dB |
| Rejection | 20 to 90 dB | 20 to 90 dB (family typical) | 20 to 90 dB (family typical) | 20 to 90 dB |
| Operating Temperature | -40 to +85 °C | -40 to +85 °C (family typical) | -40 to +85 °C (family typical) | -40 to +85 °C |
| Environmental Rating | ENV80 | ENV80 (family typical) | ENV80 (family typical) | ENV80 |
| RoHS Status | RoHS-compliant (+ suffix) | RoHS-compliant (+ suffix) | RoHS-compliant (+ suffix) | Non-RoHS (no plus suffix) |
Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale
- Cover the 81-86 GHz E-band without resorting to lossy planar filters (vs. Planar microstrip / stripline BPF at the same band)
- Full-band 20-90 dB rejection protects the LNA in receive chains (vs. Coaxial cavity filters at similar band)
- Drop-in fit with the WVBP-series WR12 family from the same manufacturer (vs. Cross-brand WR12 BPF from Virginia Diodes / Filtronic)
Designhinweise
Ensure the mating WR12/UG-387/U flange has a flatness of 0.0005 inch or better to prevent RF leakage and passive intermodulation at the E-band 81-86 GHz frequencies. Use the recommended torque on the four bolts (typically 4-6 in-lb) and a stainless-steel or beryllium-copper gasket for repeatable contact. Cleaning the flange with isopropanol before assembly is critical because a single fingerprint can introduce a measurable S21 bump in this band.
Mating the WVBP-833-WR12+ to a non-WR12 flange (for example WR15 or WR10 hardware) is a common error that mechanically fits imperfectly and produces a frequency shift. Always verify the case-style TH2793 outline against your block drawing before fixture fabrication. Note that the + suffix denotes RoHS compliance - the base WVBP-833-WR12 part is electrically identical but is not RoHS-compliant and must not be used in EU-restricted designs.
Operating temperature is -40 to +85 °C per ENV80, which is adequate for outdoor and lab environments but may be marginal for engine-bay or uncooled outdoor radome applications. For sustained operation near +85 °C the passband may drift by a few MHz due to thermal expansion of the housing; consult the datasheet for a measured thermal tuning curve. Add a thermal pad or chassis-mount heat spreader where the filter dissipates several hundred milliwatts of RF power in transmit chains.
Compliance-Informationen
RoHS compliance indicated by the plus (+) suffix per Mini-Circuits part-number convention; the base WVBP-833-WR12 (no plus) is non-RoHS. REACH status for the + variant is compliant per Mini-Circuits product page; halogen-free and conflict-minerals declarations are not explicitly published and marked unknown.
