X2AS RF/IF and RFID

Series:	Xinger®
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Active
Insertion Loss:	0.15dB
Frequency:	0Hz ~ 6GHz
Specifications:	--
Size / Dimension:	0.200" L x 0.200" W (5.08mm x 5.08mm)
Package / Case:	6-SMD, No Lead

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X2AS application field and working principleX2AS, or high-performance XTENNA electromagnetically coupled two-way power splitters, are RF power splitters that aid in calculating the current and voltage phase of an electromagnetic wave. They are categorized under RF Power Splitters, a subset of RF power dividers/splitters. They are used in many different applications, including RF communication systems, automotive and medical systems, mobile base stations, etc. X2AS RF power splitters work through the principle of electromagnetic coupling. When a power signal enters the splitters, the radiating elements of the splitter intercept the power signal. The radiating elements are made of two inter-connected dipoles. These dipoles then re-radiate the signal, allowing for a two-way transmission. X2AS RF power splitters feature various parameters, which enable them to be used for a variety of applications and divide the power signals into different levels. These parameters include coupling, directivity, insertion loss, return loss, and isolation. Coupling is a parameter that indicates the level of power transfer between the source and load. The higher the coupling value, the lower the power transfer. The rated coupling of X2AS RF power splitters is usually between 10 dB to 20 dB. The directivity of the X2AS RF power splitters indicates the signal stability and is an important parameter. It is typically defined as a ratio between the out-of-band power reflected from the divide and the total power from the source. The directivity of X2AS RF power splitters is usually around 18 dB. Insertion loss is the ratio between the input and output power of the splitter and is usually given in dB. It is the measure of the amount of power that is lost due to the splitting of the signal. The insertion loss of X2AS RF power splitters is usually between 0.3 dB to 1.3 dB. Return loss is the ratio between the power transferred to the source and that directed to the load and is also given in dB. It is a measure of the signal reflected off the splitter. The return loss of X2AS RF power splitters is usually between 40 dB to 60 dB. Lastly, the isolation of X2AS RF power splitters refers to the ratio between the signal received on the load and that reflected off the splitter and is also given in dB. The isolation of X2AS RF power splitters is usually between 15 dB to 25 dB. X2AS RF power splitters are usually used when a system requires more than one antenna or if there is a need to split a signal and power several devices while maintaining high quality signal integrity. They are used in many communication systems, such as mobile base stations, amplitude and frequency modulation receivers, consumer electronics, and other systems that require a high level of signal integrity. In summary, X2AS RF power splitters are a type of RF power splitter that is categorized under RF Power Splitters. They work by the principle of electromagnetic coupling and feature various parameters, such as coupling, directivity, insertion loss, return loss, and isolation. These features enable them to be used in various systems, such as mobile base stations, consumer electronics, and more.

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