LPD-1/2-5S 5 way power divider

The 1-2GHz 5-way power splitter is a device that can distribute the energy of a single input signal to 5 output channels and distribute the energy evenly or unevenly between them. It can also combine the energy of multiple signals into a single output. It is important to ensure a certain degree of isolation between output ports to avoid interference.

The main technical parameters of the power divider include: Frequency range: 1-2GHz The power divider is designed to operate in the 1GHz to 2GHz frequency range and is therefore suitable for applications in this frequency range. Power loss: including insertion loss, distribution loss, reflection loss Power loss refers to the amount of power lost during the splitting process.

It includes insertion loss, which is the power loss when the signal is inserted into the power splitter; distribution loss, which is the power loss during distribution; and reflection loss, which is the power loss caused by signal reflection. Voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) of each port VSWR is a measure of the efficiency of power transfer between ports.

Lower VSWR indicates higher power transfer efficiency and lower signal reflection. isolation Isolation refers to the power splitter's ability to prevent signal leakage between output ports. Higher levels of isolation ensure minimal interference between output channels. Amplitude balance and phase balance Amplitude balance refers to equal power levels between output channels, while phase balance refers to equal phase shifts between channels.