FAR-D5PF-911M50-M3J7-Z

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RF diplexers enable one single channel to simultaneously transmit two different signals that select a single antenna port. They are also known as bandpass filters, combiners, and couplers. The FAR-D5PF-911M50-M3J7-Z RF diplexer is specifically designed for the Land Mobile Radio (LMR) market. It has a wide range of applications in both base station and mobile radio designs.

This diplexer\'s application field is mainly in LMR base stations and mobile radios. It is made up of two identical bandpass filters, connected back to back between the antenna port and the common port. One filter is tuned to the transmit frequency, while the other is tuned to the receive frequency. Due to the symmetric construction, the FAR-D5PF-911M50-M3J7-Z has excellent isolation between the two ports, minimizing interaction between transmitted and received signals.

The FAR-D5PF-911M50-M3J7-Z diplexer is a duplexer for use in LMR systems. It is designed to work with 800 MHz – 960 MHz frequencies in both the transmit and receive directions. It is composed of two bandpass filters coupled to each other to the single antenna port, where the transmit and receive frequencies are split evenly. The diplexer provides greater than 85 dB isolation between the transmit and receive frequencies and a maximum transmit power of 300 Watts.

This diplexer has an insertion loss of less than 0.7 dB. The insertion loss is the signal loss that occurs when a device is inserted between the antenna and radio. The combination of low insertion loss and high isolations make the FAR-D5PF-911M50-M3J7-Z diplexer ideal for use in high power LMR systems. The diplexer is designed for use with other RF components as it has been tested for compatibility with various filter networks and power amplifiers.

The FAR-D5PF-911M50-M3J7-Z diplexer is designed to reduce noise levels caused by other radio stations. It also reduces the interference caused by different frequencies. This allows the station to maintain its RF performance without compromising its service. The diplexer provides high frequency stability and requires no tuning.

The working principle of an RF diplexer consists of two coupled bandpass filters, one tuned to the transmit frequency and another one to the receive frequency. The filters are connected back to back between the antenna port and the common port. The filters are connected in such a way thatpass a signal on one port and blocks on the other port. When using the FAR-D5PF-911M50-M3J7-Z diplexer, the transmitted signal is passed on one port and the received signal on the other port. This ensures that the received signal and the transmitted signal do not interfere with each other.

The FAR-D5PF-911M50-M3J7-Z diplexer has a simple design and is easy to use. It supports high power handling with low insertion loss and high isolation. It is specifically designed to be used in LMR base stations and mobile radios, providing stability and reducing noise levels caused by other radio stations.

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