CP0603A0836HLTR

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CP0603A0836HLTR is a RF directional coupler designed for RF signal measurement and by the way of signal coupling, sampling and processing to measure and monitor the transmission signals effectively. With the feature of perfect impedance matching, high linearity and wide bandwidth, this directional coupler cover frequencies from DC to 8 GHz and maximized power of up to 30W. Moreover, it also has ultra small size and low profile, making it perfect to use in applications where space is limited.

A directional coupler, also known as a loop-through, is a passive component which is used to sample the power of a transmission line and provide access from a coaxial cable to the power measurement instrument. It works by coupling a portion of the RF signal off the main signal path using a small loop antenna or transmission line. The sampled signal, which is usually much lower in amplitude than the original, is used to measure the power of the main signal.

CP0603A0836HLTR has a coupling factor of 20dB meaning that 20dB of the total signal power is coupled-off to the output of the device. The coupling factor is variable and can be adjusted depending on the application. The directional coupler has a wide wideband frequency range from DC to 8 GHz, maximized power of 30W and excellent return loss. It offers excellent performance with a minimal impact on the port it is used with.

The CP0603A0836HLTR is well-suited for a wide range of applications including RF signal measurement, monitoring, testing and measurement, RF signal experiments, non-intrusive signal measurements, as well as many other embedded and industrial uses. It can be used with any instrument that requires the measurement of RF signals, including the signal strength meters, power monitors, oscilloscopes, signal analyzers, spectrum analyzers and more.

The working principle of CP0603A0836HLTR is based on the concept of signal coupling. A small portion of the RF signal is ‘coupled’ off the main signal path and redirected to a separate port where it can be sampled and used to measure the power of the main signal. This is accomplished by the use of a small antenna or transmission line loop which induces a small field which is directed to the output port of the device. The sampled signal is usually much lower in amplitude than the original signal, and so can be tested using measurement instruments without interfering with the main signal path.

Using the CP0603A0836HLTR can be a beneficial tool to observably measure and monitor RF signals in a wide range of applications. With its wide bandwidth, excellent return loss, and small footprint, it can be an ideal choice for a variety of RF measurement and testing needs.

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