Weinschel TEGAM 1870A Overview
These resistive power splitters are intended for RF and
wireless applications in which one of the two outputs is
included in a leveling loop or is used as a reference in a
ratio system, for the purpose of providing an output signal
whose source impedance is essentially matched to 50?.
Some examples are:
NOMINAL IMPEDANCE: 50 ?
FREQUENCY RANGE: dc to 18.0 GHz
INSERTION LOSS: 6 dB nominal, 7.5 dB maximum (Between Input and either output).
MAXIMUM INPUT POWER: 1 watt average, 1 kilowatt peak (Input connector only)
- A dual channel insertion loss measuring system (ratio).
- A parallel IF substitution insertion loss measuring system (ratio or ALC loop).
- A precision power source (ratio or ALC loop).
NOMINAL IMPEDANCE: 50 ?
FREQUENCY RANGE: dc to 18.0 GHz
INSERTION LOSS: 6 dB nominal, 7.5 dB maximum (Between Input and either output).
MAXIMUM INPUT POWER: 1 watt average, 1 kilowatt peak (Input connector only)
