CPL-5216-30-SMA-79

RF Directional Couplers are an essential part of many antenna systems for wireless communication. They are used to connect radio transmitters and receivers to their corresponding antenna. A directional coupler is a type of electronic component used to sample the RF signal power level. It can monitor the power level of the radio transmission and prevent any damage that might result from an over-powered transmission. The CPL-5216-30-SMA-79 is an RF directional coupler that is commonly used in antenna systems.

The CPL-5216-30-SMA-79 is a high-performance, DC coupled RF/microwave signal coupling device that is capable of handling up to 30 watts of RF power. This device can sample the RF signal power level up to 16.2 GHz. It provides superior power transfer characteristics with minimal signal loss. The device is constructed of a high-grade dielectric material and a ruggedized one-piece aluminum body that does not require additional grounding screws.

This directional coupler is capable of measuring signal level in both the forward and reverse directions. It works by taking a sample of the signal from the forward wave and using it to measure the strength of the reverse wave. This measurement is then used to monitor the power of the signal and to adjust any potential over-powered transmissions. It also can be used to monitor a signal\'s modulation level and other parameters.

The CPL-5216-30-SMA-79 directional coupler is a compact, easy to use device that provides a reliable source of information about the power level of RF signals. It can also be used to measure the signal modulation level and other parameters. This device is perfect for antenna systems that are using antennas for wireless communication. It is an essential component to ensure that the signals are at the proper strength and to prevent any potential damage that can be caused from an over-powered transmission.

In conclusion, the CPL-5216-30-SMA-79 is an RF directional coupler that is ideal for use in antenna systems for wireless communication. It is capable of handling up to 30 watts of RF power and is capable of measuring signal levels in both the forward and reverse directions. It also provides superior power transfer characteristics with minimal signal loss. The device is constructed of a high-grade dielectric material and a ruggedized one-piece aluminum body that does not require additional grounding screws. This makes it an essential component of any antenna system where reliability and performance are critical.