Coaxial Isolators

Product Features

• Unidirectional Transmission: Allows RF energy to transmit in one direction while absorbing energy traveling in the reverse direction.
• High Isolation: Provides excellent isolation performance, effectively protecting the signal source from load reflections.
• Low Insertion Loss: Ensures minimal energy loss during forward transmission to maintain high efficiency.
• High Power Handling: Designed with a coaxial structure, capable of handling high-power RF signals.
• Excellent VSWR: Features good impedance matching characteristics, reducing signal reflections.
• Wide Frequency Range: Can cover a broad spectrum from low frequencies to millimeter-wave.
• Rugged and Durable: Employs a robust coaxial package that can withstand harsh environmental conditions, such as vibration and shock.
• Easy to Connect: Equipped with standard coaxial connectors (e.g., SMA, N-type), facilitating easy connection to other components and cables.

Applications

• Protecting RF Amplifiers: An isolator is placed at the output of a power amplifier to protect it from damage caused by reflections from the antenna or load.
• Impedance Matching: Helps to achieve impedance matching within a system, reducing return loss.
• Signal Source Protection: Used at the output of signal generators and oscillators to prevent reflected signals from returning and affecting their frequency or power stability.
• Test and Measurement: Used in test links to isolate components, ensuring the accuracy of test results by preventing influence from reverse signals.
• Microwave Subsystem Integration: Used in complex RF subsystems to isolate different modules and prevent them from affecting each other.
• Radar and Communication Systems: Serves as a key component to protect sensitive transmit or receive equipment.

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