12 Way Power Divider 2 MHz – 500 MHz

Service Description

End Product

This high-performance 12-way reactive power divider is engineered for precise signal distribution across the 2 MHz to 500 MHz frequency range. Designed to split a single input into twelve equal-phase outputs with minimal signal degradation, it serves as a critical component for complex RF systems requiring multi-port connectivity.

Featuring a robust connectorized package with BNC female interfaces, this divider provides a reliable solution for combining or splitting signals in high-density environments. With a 50 Ohm impedance and MIL-STD-tested durability, it ensures stable performance in both laboratory and rugged field applications.

Key Features

• 12-Way Distribution: Efficiently splits signals into 12 distinct output paths.
• Reactive Design: Optimized for low insertion loss and high efficiency.
• Broad HF/VHF/UHF Coverage: Supports a wide range from 2 MHz to 500 MHz.
• High Isolation: > 20 dB isolation between ports to minimize cross-talk.
• Standard Compliance: Fully RoHS and REACH compliant for global environmental standards.

Electrical Specifications

• Frequency Range: 2 to 500 MHz
• Impedance: 50 Ohms
• Design: Reactive
• Insertion Loss: 3 dB (Max)
• Isolation: 20 dB (Min)
• Input/Output VSWR: 1.5:1 (Max)
• Input Power (CW): 1 Watt

Applications

• Test and Measurement: Multi-device calibration and signal distribution in lab environments.
• Military & Commercial Communications: Reliable signal splitting for tactical and infrastructure radios.
• Wireless Infrastructure: High-port density signal routing for VHF/UHF bands.
• SATCOM: Satellite ground station signal management.

Mechanical & Environmental

• Dimensions: 8.5 in x 1.75 in x 0.93 in (215.9 mm x 44.45 mm x 23.62 mm)
• Weight: 1.216 lbs (551.57 g)
• Connectors: BNC Female (Input and 12 Outputs)
• Operating Temp: -25°C to +80°C
• Environmental Reliability: MIL-STD-202 tested for Humidity, Shock, Vibration, and Thermal Shock.
• Altitude Rated: Qualified for operation up to 150,000 feet.