Corech Microwave’s Power Divider also called power splitters, frequency ranges from DC -67 GHz, featured with ultra wideband, multi ways and high power options. 2/3/4/5/6/8/10/12/16 ways designs are available, low insertion loss and high isolation.
Corech’s power divider series provides minimal insertion loss with exceptional phase and amplitude balance, and can be matched to 1.85mm, 2.4mm, 2.92mm, BNC, N, or SMA connector types. Met RoHs, REACH, and GJB 9001 standards. We are also capable of custom designs to meet customers’ specific needs.
A power divider is a passive RF component designed to split an input signal into two or more output signals with equal or specified power levels. It can also work in reverse to combine multiple input signals into a single output. Power dividers are widely used in communication systems, radar, test equipment, and wireless networks.
Typically, a power divider consists of transmission lines and resistive or reactive elements to distribute signal power efficiently while minimizing signal loss and maintaining impedance matching. They come in various configurations, including Wilkinson power dividers, resistive dividers, and hybrid dividers, each suited for different frequency ranges and applications.
Key performance parameters of power dividers include insertion loss, isolation between output ports, return loss, and phase balance. A well-designed power divider ensures minimal power loss and stable signal distribution across the output ports.
In summary, power dividers are essential components for signal distribution and system integration in RF and microwave communication systems, ensuring efficient and balanced power transmission while maintaining signal integrity.
