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RF Directional Coupler

An RF Directional Coupler is a passive 4-port device which accepts an input RF signal and divides it into 2 output signals. These output signals are quite unequal in amplitude: the outputs differ in power level by the coupling value, in dB. The larger signal is at the main-line output port. The smaller signal is at the coupled port. The fourth port is called the “Isolated” port and is typically terminated with a resistor (when terminated internally, the isolated port is usually unavailable). RF Directional Couplers are used in many circuit and system applications, such as Test & Measurement, RF amplifiers, transmitters and receivers. Richardson RFPD carries a wide assortment of RF Directional Couplers, including coaxial-connectorized, surface mount, and waveguide type units. These products cover frequency ranges from 10 MHz to 18 GHz, including octave and multi-octave ranges in 5dB to 30dB values. Performance grades range from low-cost commercial to rugged military. Specific attributes which are important in selecting the right RF Directional Coupler for your application include: Type (Connectorized, Surface Mount or Waveguide); Power (W) – maximum input level; Frequency Range (GHz) of Operation; Coupling Value/Precision (dB), Directivity (dB); Insertion Loss (dB); Dimensions; and VSWR (ratio).



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Image Item Mfg Part # Mfg Description Datasheet Availability Min/Mult Price (US Stock) Quantity ECAD Model Type Minimum Frequency (GHz) Maximum Frequency (GHz) Coupling Value/Precision
(dB)
Power
(W)
Dimensions Directivity
(dB)
Insertion Loss
(dB)
VSWR (-:1)
RCPC020180A10S
RCPC020180A10S Richardson RFPD RF Directional Coupler Data Sheet Link Request Quote for Lead Time 1 Call RFPD

Connectorized 2 18 10 25 44.5 mm L x 17 mm W x 11 mm H 15 1.2 1.5
RCPC020180A20S
RCPC020180A20S Richardson RFPD RF Directional Coupler Data Sheet Link 3 1
1:   $155.0400

Connectorized 2 18 20 25 44.5 mm L x 17 mm W x 11 mm H 15 0.7 1.5