ACFM-7103-LR1

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RF Diplexers are network devices used to separate radio frequencies into two separate paths or signals, while allowing them to mix in a single line. They are commonly used in two-way communications, such as cell phone networks. They can also be used to combine signals from multiple sources. The ACFM-7103-LR1 is a diplexer, which belongs to the “Integrated Duplexer” family of diplexers, providing a cost-effective, single-package solution for separating and combining two radio frequencies.

The ACFM7103-LR1 provides a low insertion loss, low pass-through loss, and high isolation protection between the two signals. It is designed to be used in applications such as frequencies between 5842 MHz and 5942 MHz and 6717 MHz and 6817 MHz. With features such as high directivity, low power loss, low insertion loss, and high isolation, the ACFM-7103-LR1 is suitable for use in commercial, government, and military applications.

In order to understand the working principle of this device, it is important to first understand how signals mix in the first place. When two signals are combined, they create a composite signal, which is made up of the two individual signals, as well as any new frequencies that are created as a result of their combination. For example, if two signals are combined at the same frequency, the composite signal will contain both signals evenly, as well as a new frequency that is the sum of the two signals.

In the case of the ACFM-7103-LR1, the composite signal is separated into its two original signals, with the low-pass filter responsible for separating the lower frequency signal, and the high-pass filter responsible for separating the higher frequency signal. This is done by using a special type of ceramic filter, which can be tuned to have better attenuation of one frequency signal over the other. By making the low-pass filter more selective of the lower frequency signal, and the high-pass filter more selective of the higher frequency signal, it becomes possible to separate these two signals.

The ACFM-7103-LR1 also includes an isolator, which further helps to reduce interference between the two signals. An isolator is a passive device that reduces the level of coupling between the two signals by applying an impedance match. By impedance matching one signal to the other, it becomes possible to reduce the amount of interference that can occur between the two signals.

The ACFM-7103-LR1 is a great choice for applications involving low-power separation and combining of two signals, making it perfect for applications such as cellular networks, two-way radios, and military communications. With its low insertion loss, low pass-through loss, and high isolation protection, it provides a reliable solution for separating and combining two signals. With its integrated design, the ACFM-7103-LR1 is able to reduce the complexity and cost of a separate system used for signale separation and combining.

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