10 way RF coaxial power dividers can handle high power levels while maintaining signal integrity. The microstrip design allows for compact integration on surfaces, making them suitable for space-constrained environments and surface mount applications.

Specification

• Model: KOLAUT-PS10-DC/3-SER
• Frequency Range: DC~3 GHz (DC~3000 MHz)
• Insertion Loss: ≤23.5dB
• Input Standing Wave: Typ.1.16/ Max.1.25
• Output Standing Wave: Typ.1.18/ Max.1.30
• Isolation: Min.14dB
• Amplitude Balance: ±0.8dB
• Phase Balance: ±15°
• Impedance: 50 Ohms
• Port Connector: SMA-Female
• Withstand Power: 2W
• Working Temperature: -35℃~+75℃
• Surface Treatment: Black Paint
• Dimension: 148*85*12mm
• Weight: 100g

Dimension

Radio Frequency (RF) Parameter Diagram

Tips: What is a power divider?

A power divider is an electronic device used in radio frequency (RF) and microwave systems to split an input signal into multiple output signals with equal or predetermined power levels. It is also known as a power splitter. The primary function of a power divider is to distribute the input power among its output ports while maintaining consistent amplitude and phase relationships. This enables efficient power distribution in various applications, such as communication systems, radar systems, and test equipment. Power dividers come in different configurations, including Wilkinson dividers, resistive dividers, and reactive dividers, each designed to meet specific performance requirements. These devices play a crucial role in optimizing signal integrity, ensuring uniform power distribution, and supporting the overall functionality of complex RF and microwave systems.