The RF Directional coupler from HDG-Telecom that is used in many mobile broadcast stations. It comes with N-female connectors. The Directional coupler is designed using state-of-the-art microstrip directional coupler with a 50 Ohm impedance.
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Product details
Item No.: DCP200NF-350T880-XP4DX Power: 200W Impedance: 50 ohms |
![]() 200W 800-2700MHz 30dB Dircetional Coupler Item No.: DCP200NF-800T2700-120P4D30 Power: 200W Impedance: 50 ohms |
300W Low PIM 698-2700MHz Directional Coupler Item No.: DCP300NF-698T2700-150P5 Power: 300W Impedance: 50 ohms PIM: ≤-150 dBc @ 2X43dBm |
Difference Between Coupler and Divider
Both of these components split power input from one source and send it to one of either output port; typically, the output isn’t balanced, with one of the ports on the mainline having a higher amplitude.
A divider, however, may have as many as 16 output ports, and may suffer from poor isolation, if not high insertion loss. This means that more time will be needed just to run the system, as more time passes.
On the other hand, a coupler will have just four ports, with one of them being internally terminated in 3-port variants. They’re also engineered to have high isolation to prevent signals from being reflected back to one of the ports, and to have minimal insertion loss as well.
Then there is the actual application of these two components; they have similar functions, but they’re used in different ways. A divider is used to deliver power to more than one line once the signal leaves the component. A coupler, meanwhile, is used to test energy in systems for fault conditions, or to monitor output of a separate energy source.
HDG
TELECOM offers: neutral host DAS and co-siting combiner solutions,
hybrid couplers and hybrid matrices, attenuators, RF terminations, RF
power splitter and diplexers, also known as cross band couplers.
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