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Signal Distribution

Power Dividers, Samplers and Crossovers

Smiths Interconnect offers a wide array of products to support signal distribution applications up to 50 GHz. They are surface mountable for ease of installation, have a small footprint, and are RoHS compliant.

Features & Benefits

  • Wilkinson and Resistive Power Dividers with 2-, 3- and 4-way power splits and operating frequency up to 50 GHz
  • Crossovers which bridge an RF signal over a DC line or two RF signals replacing the use of multilayer RF board or RF coaxial jumpers
  • Power Samplers which provide a simple yet reliable way to implement signal or power tap-off
  • All HybriX® products provide high performance in compact footprint. The surface-mountable signal distribution products are constructed with advanced alumina and aluminum nitride materials.
  • Power dividers available for though 6G bands
  • Surface mountable
  • High power handling
  • Low insertion loss
  • RoHS compliant
  • Tape & Reel packaging
  • Power Division up to 12 Ways

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