40370

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Active
Insertion Loss:	1dB
Frequency:	800MHz ~ 1.6GHz
Specifications:	Isolation (Min) 18dB
Size / Dimension:	6.900" L x 4.750" W x 0.370" H (175.26mm x 120.65mm x 9.40mm)
Package / Case:	Module

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RF Power Dividers/SplittersA RF power divider or splitter is a type of RF component that is used to divide an input signal into two or more output signals. It is also known as a "power splitters" or "Tap Splitter". They are commonly used in two-way radios, mobile phones, satellitecommunication systems, and many other wireless applications.RF power dividers/splitters are made up of two or more ports, and the signals entering each port are split and divided among all the other ports. The amount of signal that is split is determined by the division ratio of the divider, also known as the "loss" of the division. This loss is typically expressed in decibels (dB). The power dividers/splitters work by dividing the input power into equal parts and distributing it among the output ports. The division ratio of the divider is determined by the number of output ports and the power level of the input signal. The division ratio is affected by the load impedance of the output ports, so it\'s important to choose the right load impedance for the desired division ratio. The operating frequency range of RF power dividers/splitters is determined by the physical size of the component, and can typically range from a few megahertz (MHz) up to the hundreds of gigahertz (GHz). The dielectric material of the component also plays a role in determining the operating frequency range.The ports of the power dividers/splitters can either be terminated or open, depending on the application. Terminated ports are designed to provide an output impedance that is matched to the input impedance, while open ports provide no match or impedance. The impedance of the ports also determines the division ratio of the divider, and the amplitude and/or phase of the signals. The 40370 power divider/splitter is an example of a high-power RF component, and it is commonly used in wireless applications. It is a four-way component with a frequency range of 6.6 GHz to 8 GHz. The output power is rated for 20 watts peak and the power division ratio is -1 dB. The input port is terminated, and the output ports are open, allowing for a greater level of flexibility for the user. The 40370 is a well-crafted component that is designed to reduce the likelihood of intermodulation products, or any other interference that may originate from multiple RF signals. This makes it an ideal choice for applications where multiple signals are present, such as point-to-point wireless links or repeater systems. In summary, RF power dividers/splitters are used to divide an input signal into two or more output signals. The division ratio is determined by the number of ports and the load impedance of the output ports, and it is expressed as -db (decibels). The frequency range is determined by the physical size of the component, and can typically range from a few MHz up to the hundreds of GHz. The 40370 power divider/splitter is an example of a high-power RF component, and it is commonly used in wireless applications.

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