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You can start by measuring the filters on a network analyzer and evaluating their S11 and S22 for impedance. Then you provide a conjugate match to these impedances respetively.
hi all,
typically, SAW filter manufacturers provide input and output matching networks specifically designed for their filters. I have tried Vectron Saw filters and there is no better way to match them.
hope this helpsw
regards
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