2 TO 1 COMBINER 698~2700 MHZ (-150dbc)

Frequency Range: 698 MHz to 2700 MHz

This range covers many communication bands, including cellular and Wi-Fi frequencies.
Combining Configuration: 2-to-1

This means the combiner takes two input signals and combines them into a single output signal.
Isolation: Typically -150 dBc

This indicates extremely high isolation between the input ports and the output port. The dBc (decibels relative to carrier) measurement reflects the level of unwanted signal leakage or interference between the inputs and outputs. An isolation of -150 dBc implies exceptionally low levels of cross-talk or interference, which is ideal for high-performance systems requiring minimal signal degradation.
Insertion Loss: Typically 0.5 dB to 1.5 dB

Insertion loss is the amount of signal power lost due to the insertion of the combiner into the signal path. Lower values are preferable, indicating minimal loss of signal power.
Return Loss: Typically 15 dB to 20 dB

Return loss measures how well the combiner matches the impedance of the transmission line. Higher values indicate better impedance matching and less reflected signal.
Power Handling: Typically 10 W to 50 W or higher

This denotes the maximum power the combiner can handle without damage. The exact rating will depend on the design and construction of the combiner.
Connector Type: Various options

Connectors can be N-type, SMA, or other RF connectors depending on the model and manufacturer.
Construction: Usually made from high-grade materials like aluminum or brass with a high-quality dielectric material

The materials used affect the combiner’s performance, durability, and frequency response.
Dimensions: Varies by model

The size and form factor will depend on the specific design and manufacturer. Ensure it fits within your system’s physical constraints.
Environmental Conditions:

Temperature Range: Typically from -40°C to +85°C
Humidity: Generally up to 95% non-condensing
Key Considerations:
High Isolation: With an isolation level of -150 dBc, this combiner is designed to provide exceptional signal separation, making it suitable for applications where high-performance and minimal interference are crucial.

Performance: Ensure that the insertion loss and return loss meet your system’s requirements to maintain signal quality and performance.

Application Suitability: Ideal for use in high-frequency communication systems, RF testing setups, and any application where precise signal combining with minimal cross-talk is required.