ADS-B Filter - Transmission range and purpose - Passes signals in the 1-1.2 GHz band and is used to modify ADS-B interfaces. - The pass filter prevents interference from signals outside the pass range. - Key benefits - Reduces interference from out-of-band RF signals, improving ADS-B reception reliability. - Addresses potential major interference around 1090 MHz, helping stabilize ADS-B data. - Function and design - RF passband filter that preserves in-band signals within 1-1.2 GHz while attenuating out-of-band signals. - Compatibility - Intended for ADS-B systems and interfaces operating in the 1-1.2 GHz range, including ADS-B receivers around 1090 MHz. - Performance - Provides targeted out-of-band attenuation to minimize interference and maintain in-band signal integrity. - Physical attributes - Size and material are not specified in the available information. - Use scenarios - Scenario 1: Install in an ADS-B receiving setup in an area with nearby RF activity to reduce interference at 1090 MHz. - Scenario 2: Field deployments of ADS-B ground stations in urban or industrial environments where RF noise can affect data quality. - Scenario 3: RF testing or lab environments where ADS-B signal integrity needs to be isolated from non-ADS-B frequencies.