2450DP15J5400E

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RF diplexers are two-port devices used to separate a wideband signal into two independent signals based on their frequency. The 2450DP15J5400E is a state-of-the-art RF diplexer specifically designed for applications requiring high isolation and low insertion loss. This advanced diplexer can be used to provide simultaneous transmission and reception of two unrelated signals.

The 2450DP15J5400E’s main feature is its ability to separate two different frequency bands with negligibly low insertion loss in both bands. This design is based on using two series-connected high-pass filter (HPF) and low-pass filter (LPF) combinations. The 2450DP15J5400E is designed with an HPF and LPF cutoff frequency of 875MHz and 5.45GHz, respectively. This diplexer also provides high levels of isolation, up to 35dB between the two bands, enabling two independent signals to be transmitted and/or received simultaneously.

The 2450DP15J5400E has a variety of applications including but not limited to wireless communications, public safety, automotive, and satellite communications. In terms of wireless communications, the diplexer can be used in platforms such as cellular networks, Wi-Fi, and WiMAX. It can be used to enable simultaneous transmission and/or reception of multiple signals on the same frequency bands. In public safety systems, the diplexer can be used to enable the on-demand transmission and reception of signals related to security and emergency response. Automotive applications include but are not limited to vehicle-to-vehicle communication, automated driving, and autonomous navigation. Finally, in satellite communication, the diplexer can be used to partition signals on high-salinity oceans and to help ensure a reliable transmission of signals.

The 2450DP15J5400E’s working principle is based on high-quality dielectric materials and a careful layout design. The HPF/LPF is connected in series using two exclusive dielectric materials. These materials provide the necessary isolation and minimise any insertion loss in both bands. The filter is then connected to the RF input/output ports using short pieces of coaxial cable. This ensures minimal signal loss and maximises the performance of the diplexer. Finally, the diplexer is housed in a metal enclosure that provides improved EMI and thermal performance.

In summary, the 2450DP15J5400E is a state-of-the-art RF diplexer specifically designed for applications requiring high isolation and low insertion loss. It is ideal for use in wireless communications, public safety, automotive, and satellite communications. This diplexer is based on exclusive dielectric materials and a careful layout design, which ensures the necessary isolation and minimises insertion loss in both bands.

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