DASSPLIT2WNF

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RF power dividers (or splitters), as the name suggests, divide an RF power input into multiple outputs of equal power, creating a superior distribution network. DASSPLIT2WNF is a type of RF power divider technology that offers great performance and exceptional value.

DASSPLIT2WNF delivers complete coverage from 200 to 5500MHz by providing both a wideband low power solution and a narrowband high power option. It can be used in both active and passive dynamical systems, providing a reliable link between the input and output amplitudes which allows for maximum efficiency in power distribution.

The power dividers/splitters come in four versions: 1 x 2, 2 x 2, 3 x 2, and 4 x 2. The number of output ports can be easily increased or decreased, making them a versatile tool for splitting RF power into multiple, equal parts. The splitters are also optimized for high-power handling, with a maximum peak power of 350W and a maximum average power of 250W.

The main features of DASSPLIT2WNF RF power dividers include low insertion loss, excellent return loss, high isolation and excellent VSWR performance. The performance of the dividers over wide frequency ranges, and high-power handling capacity make it a great choice for a wide variety of applications.

Applications for DASSPLIT2WNF RF power dividers include radio frequency (RF) distribution, signal distribution systems, satellite communications, telecommunications systems, network systems, antenna towers, military applications and RF broadcasting. The dividers can also be used in low-power applications such as wireless LANs, wireless computer networks, and in-building distribution systems.

The working principle of RF power dividers is based on the concept of power distribution. The divider is designed to have an input port which is connected to an RF signal source, and the output ports that connect to the load. The input is then split into two or more equal parts, depending on the type of divider, and the output is then distributed among the load ports.

The division of power is based on the properties of the network, such as the number of output ports connected to the load. The number of output ports can be easily adjusted dependent on the load impedance. The output power is also dependent on the connected load impedance, and this is adjusted by the output VSWR. Finally, the isolation between the ports is determined by the amount of power that is transferred from one port to another.

The DASSPLIT2WNF RF power dividers are an excellent choice for dividing power into multiple outputs. The wide frequency range, 60dB port-to-port isolation, maximum power handling capacity, and broad selection of outputs make them versatile for a variety of applications. They are highly reliable, cost-effective, and easy to install and maintain.

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