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The CFWLB455KGFA-B0 is CERM FILTER 455 KHZ, that includes CFW Series, they are designed to operate with a Ceramic Filters Product, Type is shown on datasheet note for use in a Ceramic Filter, that offers Packaging features such as Bulk, Termination Style is designed to work in Radial, as well as the CERAFIL Tradename, the device can also be used as Through Hole Mounting, it has an Operating Temperature Range range of - 20 C to + 80 C, the device is offered in 455 kHz Frequency, the device has a 2 kOhms of Impedance, and Frequency Range is 455 kHz.
The CFWLB455KHFA-B0 is CERM FILTER 455 KHZ, that includes CERAFIL Tradename, they are designed to operate with a Radial Termination Style, Series is shown on datasheet note for use in a CFW, that offers Product features such as Ceramic Filters, Packaging is designed to work in Tray, it has an Operating Temperature Range range of - 20 C to + 80 C, the device can also be used as Through Hole Mounting. In addition, the Impedance is 2 kOhms, the device is offered in 455 kHz Frequency.
CFWLB455KGFA-BO with circuit diagram manufactured by MURATA. The CFWLB455KGFA-BO is available in SMD Package, is part of the IC Chips.
The CFWLB455KJFA-B0 is Signal Conditioning 455KHz Filter manufactured by Murata. The CFWLB455KJFA-B0 is available in DIP Package, is part of the Balun, , and with support for Signal Conditioning 455KHz Filter.
