Mobile

The MR-2222 is an extremely compact 4-cavity duplexer designed foruse in the 138-174 MHz frequency band. The use of low loss internal components andcoppercenter conductors produce a unit which delivers superior performanceinconventional mobile applications. Its size and versatility make thisan ideal unit foruse where space is limited.Variations on connectors, mounting and cavity configurations areavailable onspecial order. Consult your Sinclair representative to determine thebest solution foryour system requirement. VHF mobile duplexers can be retuned withinthe sub-band(typically 10 MHz) for which the unit was designed; tuning proceduresare availableupon request.
Application Notes

• Variations on connectors, mounting and cavity configurations areavailable on special order. Consult Sinclair to determine the bestsolution for your system requirement.
• The MR series of compactmobile duplexers can be retuned within the sub-band for which theunit was designed; tuning procedures are available upon request.

140-150MHz Duplexer, Mobile 5MHz Split, N Conn, Frequency Required

Telewave TMND-1516 Mobile Duplexer provides high performance ina compact design. These rugged duplexer is designed for use in baseor mobile installations, with minimum space requirements.TheTMND-1516 operates with at least 4 MHz TX to RX separation. Thisconfiguration provides 75 dB of isolation, and low insertion losspermits power handling up to 50 watts.

Sinclair's MR256 series of mobile duplexers are compact units,fabricated from lightweight, rugged aluminum extrusion, which affordsmaximum structural integrity. Carefully temperature-compensatedresonators are designed to minimize variations due to changingoperating environments. These duplexers provide superior performancefor trunking and conventional applications, and may also be used aslow-power base station duplexers.

Sinclair’s MR 256 series of mobile duplexers are compact units,fabricated fromlightweight, rugged aluminum extrusion, which affords maximumstructural integrity.Carefully temperature-compensated resonators are designed to minimizevariationsdue to changing operating environments. These duplexers providesuperiorperformance for trunking and conventional applications, and may alsobe used aslow-power base station duplexers.Standard units are supplied with BNC connectors, but a number ofspecial mountingand alternate connector and cavity configurations are available uponrequest.Consult your Sinclair representative for further information andassistance indesigning a mobile duplexer to meet your specific requirements.
Application Notes

• Variations on connectors, mounting and cavity configurations areavailable on specialorder. Consult Sinclair to determine the best solution for yoursystem requirement.
• The MR series of compact mobile duplexers can be retuned withinthe sub-band for whichthe unit was designed; tuning procedures are available uponrequest.

MD256 series is Sinclair's new line of mobile duplexer that featuressix resonators for outstanding performance. This duplexer allowsbi-directional communication over a common antenna and is ideal forapplications that call for a compact rugged unit, such as invehicles, or where space is constrained.

Features

• Compact and rugged design, ideal for mobile applications
• Low insertion loss for optimal system performance
• High isolation to minimize interference
• Tx-Rx spacing: 4.5 to 5.2 MHz; 8 to 10 MHz

MD256 series is Sinclair's new line of mobile duplexer that featuressix resonators for outstanding performance. This duplexer allowsbi-directional communication over a common antenna and is ideal forapplications that call for a compact rugged unit, such as invehicles, or where space is constrained.

Features

• Compact and rugged design, ideal for mobile applications
• Low insertion loss for optimal system performance
• High isolation to minimize interference
• Tx-Rx spacing: 4.5 to 5.2 MHz; 8 to 10 MHz

EMR Mobile Antenna Duplexers allow bi-directional communication overa single common antenna and are ideal for applications that call fora compact rugged unit where space is limited.

***SpecifyFrequency TX/RX*** (Min. TX/RX spacing 8.5-11 MHz)

***Specify Frequency TX/RX***

For less or greater spacing, check with EMR for special tune

The MR-2222 is an extremely compact 4-cavity duplexer designed foruse in the 138-174 MHz frequency band. The use of low loss internal components andcoppercenter conductors produce a unit which delivers superior performanceinconventional mobile applications. Its size and versatility make thisan ideal unit foruse where space is limited.Variations on connectors, mounting and cavity configurations areavailable onspecial order. Consult your Sinclair representative to determine thebest solution foryour system requirement. VHF mobile duplexers can be retuned withinthe sub-band(typically 10 MHz) for which the unit was designed; tuning proceduresare availableupon request.

Application Notes

• Variations on connectors, mounting and cavity configurations areavailable on specialorder. Consult Sinclair to determine the best solution for yoursystem requirement.
• The MR series of compact mobile duplexers can be retuned within the sub-band for whichthe unit was designed; tuning procedures are available uponrequest.

The MR254 series is a compact mobile duplexer for use in the VHFfrequencybands. It utilizes four rugged, carefully temperature-compensatedresonators housedin a lightweight, aluminum extrusion.

The use of low loss internal components and copper centerconductors produces aunit which delivers superior performance in conventional mobileapplications. Its sizeand versatility make this an ideal unit for use where space islimited. Originalequipment manufacturers of bi-directional amplifiers and coverageextenders findthis product ideal when integrating into their product.

Application Notes

• Variations on connectors, mounting and cavity configurations areavailable on specialorder. Consult Sinclair to determine the best solution for yoursystem requirement.
• The MR series of compact mobile duplexers can be retuned withinthe sub-band for whichthe unit was designed; tuning procedures are available uponrequest.