FI168P245010-T RF/IF and RFID

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RF diplexers are components used in communication and networking systems to allow two separate signals to flow through a single port. They are useful in many applications as they reduce the required port count and complexity of the system. The FI168P245010-T is a RF diplexer used in a variety of applications such as cellular networks, Wi-Fi routers, automotive telematics systems, satellite radios, and many others.

A RF diplexer is a passive component that works when the signal is passing through the transmission medium. It is also referred to as a dual-band circuit. The device works by combining two separate signals which share a common channel by splitting them in two different areas. The diplexer contains two two-port filters with one port allowing the signals to pass and the other port allowing the signals to be separated. The two filters in the diplexer create a frequency response that isolates the transmitted signals and allows the transmission of two different signals on the same port.

The FI168P245010-T is a dual-band RF diplexer that operates between 2450 MHz and 2495 MHz. The diplexer has a passband insertion loss of 3.5 dB max and a return loss of 14 dB minimum. It also has a peak rejection of 20 dB min and an isolation of 60 dB min. The device is designed to handle up to 10 watts of power with a maximum VSWR of 1.4:1. The FI168P245010-T is suitable for applications operating on the 2.4 GHz band.

The FI168P245010-T is well-suited for a variety of applications which require the transmission of two signals on the same port. It is typically used in applications such as cellular networks, Wi-Fi routers, automotive telematics systems, and satellite radios. In cellular networks, the diplexer is used to provide multiple channels in a single frequency range, allowing for multiple connections to be established. In Wi-Fi routers, the diplexer can be used to split a single antenna into two separate connections, allowing one antenna to be used for both the uplink and downlink signals.

In automotive telematics systems, the diplexer is used to split the signal from vehicles into two separate parts, one part for the audio signal and one part for the data. This allows the car to communicate audio and data simultaneously without interference. For satellite radios, the diplexer is used to separate the transmit/receive signals, allowing for the transmission of audio via satellite with no interference.

The FI168P245010-T is a versatile RF diplexer which can be used in many applications. It is designed to handle up to 10 watts of power, has a low insertion loss and superior return loss, and provides up to 60dB of isolation. Its small size and low power requirements make it a suitable choice for a variety of applications.

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