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RF Power Dividers/Splitters

RF Power Dividers/Splitters

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Image Part Number Manufacturer Description Series Features Manufacturer Part Number Lead Free Status Voltage - Supply Output Shell Style Frequency Sensitivity
PWD-5520-04-NNN-79 Bel CONN 4WAY DIVIDER - - - - - - - 500MHz ~ 2GHz -
ADA4304-4ACPZ-RL ADI (Analog Devices, Inc.) IC RF SPLITTER ACTIVE 16LFCSP - - - - - - - 54MHz ~ 865MHz -
PD0922J5050D2HF Anaren IC POWER DIVIDER RF 0805 Xinger® - - - - - - 950MHz ~ 2.15GHz -
PWD-5526-02-SMA-79 Bel CONN 2WAY DIVIDER - - - - - - - 6GHz ~ 18GHz -
40269 Anaren POWER DIVIDER 2WAY 12.4-18GHZ - - - - - - - 12.4GHz ~ 18GHz -
HMC362 ADI (Analog Devices, Inc.) IC FREQ DIVID DC-10GHZ DIE - - - - - - - 0Hz ~ 11GHz -
HMC426MS8E ADI (Analog Devices, Inc.) IC DIVIDER X4 SIGE 8-MSOP - - - - - - - 0Hz ~ 4GHz -
42010 Anaren POWER DIVIDER 2WAY 1GHZ-4GHZ - - - - - - - 1GHz ~ 4GHz -
PD0810J5050S2HF Anaren POWER DIVIDER 800-1000MHZ 0805 Xinger® - - - - - - 800MHz ~ 1GHz -
HMC862LP3E ADI (Analog Devices, Inc.) IC DIVIDER PROGR LO NOISE 16-QFN - - - - - - - 100MHz ~ 15GHz -

About RF Power Dividers/Splitters


RF power dividers, also known as splitters, are passive microwave components designed to split an input RF signal into multiple output signals with equal or unequal power distribution. They are commonly used in RF and microwave communication systems, test and measurement equipment, and antenna arrays. RF power dividers/splitters come in various configurations, including Wilkinson dividers, resistive dividers, and hybrid couplers, each offering different power splitting ratios and frequency characteristics. RF power dividers/splitters play a crucial role in distributing RF signals to multiple components or antennas while maintaining signal integrity and impedance matching.