LPD-18/40-4S Broadband Millimeter Wave Planar Power Combiner

Product introduction: distributors, branches and power distributors

In the world of cable television signal distribution, having the right equipment to ensure efficient transmission is critical. Three such devices that play a key role in this process are distributors, tappers, and power dividers. Although they may look similar at first glance, it's important to understand that their uses and capabilities are completely different. Let's take a closer look at these devices and their capabilities.

First, let’s discuss dealers. The main function of the splitter is to divide the input cable TV signal into multiple output channels. It acts as a bridge, ensuring the signal is evenly distributed to multiple destinations. Whether it is a residential complex, hotel or commercial establishment, the splitter enables each channel to receive cable TV signals with consistent strength and clarity.

Branchers, on the other hand, serve a different purpose. Its function is to feed part of the transmitted cable TV signal to the branch line or user terminal, while the remaining signal continues to be transmitted in the original direction. Tappers enable flexibility in signal distribution, allowing specific subscribers or branches to receive a customized share of the cable TV signal. This device is particularly useful in settings where certain areas or groups require dedicated channels based on their preferences or needs.