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The new splitters complement M/A-COM’s portfolio of passive, active and control components for broadband 75 Ω applications. All six splitters in this family are housed in RoHS-compliant, plastic, surface-mount packages ranging from the compact 2 mm, 8-lead PDFN to M/A-COM’s standard 3 mm, PQFN 16-lead package. The devices are sold in tape and reel.
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