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News Release from: MRC Components | Subject: Hybrix Wilkinson SMT power dividers
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 02 February 2006
Power dividers go up to four ways
The Hybrix family of Wilkinson SMT power dividers are high-power in-phase devices capable of combining and dividing two-, three and four-way signals up to 50W.
New from Florida RF Labs, the Hybrix family of Wilkinson SMT power dividers are high-power in-phase devices capable of combining and dividing two-, three and four-way signals up to 50W (at 85C) The dividers are built on alumina, using thick film resistors and advanced screen-printing techniques, allowing better performance and wider applicability
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 29 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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The devices provide excellent isolation and low VSWR in a small surface mount package.
They range in frequency from 420MHz to 2.4GHz and are lead free and RoHS compliant.
The parts are available in four package sizes: double, standard, large and extra large.
This latest generation of SMT high power dividers provides also excellent return loss, high power rating, and very good amplitude and phase balance.
In addition, their smaller size reduces the circuit area, thus allowing design flexibility.
Applications for this patent pending design are in broadcast (TV and radio), combiners and splitters, duplexers, inventory control, ISM applications, medical, modulators, narrowband GPS, PCS, GSM, cellular, 2.5G and 3G basestations, signal distribution nodes and SMR applications.
They are available from MRC Components.
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