High-Performance RF & Microwave Power Dividers (DC to 67 GHz)
Engineered for demanding wireless communications, antenna beamforming networks, test and measurement systems, and radar subsystems, our comprehensive portfolio of RF Power Dividers and Splitters delivers exceptional amplitude balance, low insertion loss, and high isolation from DC up to 67 GHz.
Offering flexible custom frequency coverage up to 67 GHz (including standard bands like 6 GHz, 18 GHz, 26.5 GHz, 40 GHz, 50 GHz, and 67 GHz), our power dividers are designed in 2-way, 3-way, 4-way, 6-way,8-way.12-way,24-way,and multi-port configurations. We provide a full range of precision coaxial interfaces, including SMA, N-Type, 3.5mm, 2.92mm (K), and 1.85mm (V) connectors. Utilizing advanced microstrip, stripline, and air-line topologies housed in rugged, compact aluminum or stainless steel enclosures, these splitters ensure superior phase tracking, excellent VSWR, and reliable thermal stability across harsh operational environments.
Key Features & Technical Advantages
- Flexible Frequency & Customization: Standard and custom-engineered solutions operating seamlessly up to 67 GHz
- Multiple Way Configurations: Available in 2-way, 4-way, 8-way, and custom multi-port division options
- Extensive Connector Selection: Full compatibility with standard and high-frequency microwave interfaces:
- Standard & Sub-min: SMA, N-Type
- Precision Microwave & mmWave: 3.5mm, 2.92mm (K-connector), 1.85mm (V-connector)
- Superior RF Performance: Exceptional amplitude balance tight phase balance and high port-to-port isolation
- Low Insertion Loss & Low VSWR: Optimized internal circuitry ensures minimal signal attenuation and excellent return loss
- Rugged & Compact Design: Precision-machined aluminum or passivated stainless steel housings designed for reliable rack-mounted or module integration
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)What is the difference between split loss and insertion loss in a power divider? Split loss is the theoretical minimum attenuation inherent to dividing power. Insertion loss refers to the additional dissipation loss caused by the internal resistive circuits and connectors.
Can you provide custom phase-matched and amplitude-balanced power dividers? Yes! We specialize in custom engineering.
Are your power dividers bidirectional? Wilkinson-style power dividers can function as combiners when driven in-phase, but users must verify the total input power handling limitations in combining mode.
