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Un-terminated, 4-Port Waveguide Crossguide Couplers

2013-02-19 15:34:15| rfglobalnet Home Page

Directional couplers are used to isolate, separate, and combine signals in RF signal measurement applications. A signal is passed between an input and output ports, with a smaller portion of the same signal passing to the coupling port.

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Un-terminated, 4-Port Waveguide Crossguide Couplers

2013-02-19 15:34:15| wirelessdesignonline Products

Directional couplers are used to isolate, separate, and combine signals in RF signal measurement applications. A signal is passed between an input and output ports, with a smaller portion of the same signal passing to the coupling port.

Tags: waveguide couplers 4port waveguide couplers

 
 

Un-terminated, 4-Port Waveguide Crossguide Couplers

2013-02-19 15:34:15| wirelessdesignonline Products

Directional couplers are used to isolate, separate, and combine signals in RF signal measurement applications. A signal is passed between an input and output ports, with a smaller portion of the same signal passing to the coupling port.

Tags: waveguide couplers 4port waveguide couplers

 

Lumped Element Directional Couplers: CL Series Datasheet

2013-02-15 11:46:08| rfglobalnet Downloads

This datasheet includes specifications and features for the CL series of lumped element directional couplers. Two types of connector configurations are available; SMA, and NF. The SMA connector configuration covers the 0.1-1300 MHz range, while NF covers the 0.1-850 MHz range. Like all coupler types, it’s ideal for applications involving signal measurement.

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Lumped Element Directional Couplers: CL Series Datasheet

2013-02-15 11:46:08| wirelessdesignonline Downloads

This datasheet includes specifications and features for the CL series of lumped element directional couplers. Two types of connector configurations are available; SMA, and NF. The SMA connector configuration covers the 0.1-1300 MHz range, while NF covers the 0.1-850 MHz range. Like all coupler types, it’s ideal for applications involving signal measurement.

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