A coupler splits or samples signals, such as a -10 dB directional coupler that allows 10% of 100 watts to be monitored. In contrast, a waveguide combiner merges multiple signals, like combining four 50-watt inputs for a total output of 200 watts, while managing insertion losses typically around 1 dB. What’s a Coupler? A coupler […]
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Waveguide combiners efficiently merge multiple signals, enhancing output power for applications like radar and telecommunications. For example, combining four 20-watt signals can yield a total output of 80 watts, improving detection range in radar systems by 20%. They minimize crosstalk to below -50 dB, ensuring signal integrity and clarity across various high-frequency applications. Signal Combination
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