Specifications

1. Manufacturer of 3dB Hybrid Coupler
2. 200W 3dB Hybrid Coupler
3. N-Type 3dB Hybrid Coupler
4. ZTE supplier

A 3 dB hybrid coupler is a four-port device that is used either to equally split an input signal with a resultant phase shift between output signals or to combine two signals while maintaining high isolation between them.

 

200W 800-2500MHz 3dB Hybrid Coupler 

 

Product Name	800-2500MHz 3dB Hybrid Coupler
Model Number	YF-DC-0825-06-MF	YF-DC-0825-10-MF	YF-DC-0825-15-MF	YF-DC-0825-20-MF	YF-DC-0825-30-MF
Frequency	800-2500	800-2500	800-2500	800-2500	800-2500
Insertion Loss	1.7	0.8	0.5	0.4	0.3
VSWR	1.25:1	1.25:1	1.25:1	1.25:1	1.25:1
Directivity	20	20	20	20	20
Power	200	200	200	200	200
Impedance	50	50	50	50	50
Coupling	0.8	1.0	1.0	1.2	1.5
RF Connector	N-female	N-female	N-female	N-female	N-female
Relative Humidity	5%-95%	5%-95%	5%-95%	5%-95%	5%-95%
Color	Silvery	Silvery	Silvery	Silvery	Silvery
Temperature	-35~+125	-35~+125	-35~+125	-35~+125	-35~+125
Weight	0.23	0.23	0.23	0.23	0.23
Application	Indoor or Outdoor	Indoor or Outdoor	Indoor or Outdoor	Indoor or Outdoor	Indoor or Outdoor

 

 

 

Application:

1. Mobile Communication Network Optimization and In-door distribution system.

2. Cluster communication, satellite communication, shortwave communication and hopping radio.

3. Radar, electronic navigation and electronic confrontation.

4. Aerospace equipment systems

  

RF combiner/Hybrid coupler

 

An RF combiner, also known as an RF power combiner, refers to a device that can combine several incoming signals together and transmit one output signal. An RF splitters works in an opposite way by splitting one input signal into several signals. When the transformer technology is applied, an RF combiner or splitter is viewed as an RF hybrid.

  

Let’s go back to RF combiners. An RF combiner, which is used in many RF applications, can be divided into several types at different angles-power level, the number of input signals, and how it combines signals (in phase or out of phase).

  

As per the number of input signals If two signals are added together at one output, you can call it a 2-way combiner. Calculated as the way, a combiner falls into 3-way, 4-way, 6-way, 8-way, 9-way, 12-way, and so on.