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Waveguide Type Dual-Directional Couplers

Waveguide Type Dual-Directional Couplers 567 Series Couplers available in 3, 6, 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 dB coupling Description Mi-Wave’s 567 Series Dual-directional Couplers are broadband, broadwall components with a multi-hole directivity. The 567 Series Couplers are available in 3, 6, 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 dB coupling values for standard waveguide bands from 18 to 170.0 GHz. Applications The 567 Series Dual-directional couplers are used in applications that require precise

Millimeter Wave2022-02-25T10:56:11-05:00

Waveguide Type Cross Guide Directional Couplers

Waveguide Type Cross Guide Directional Couplers Low Cost • Low VSWR • Four-port Device • Broadband Operation Description Mi-Wave’s 566 Series Cross Guide Coupler Consists of two waveguides at right angles to each other, joined by small coupling slots whose size, location, and orientation determine the coupling and directivity of the unit. All ports are available for sampling or injecting energy and are clearly marked to indicate the coupling direction. Applications The 566

Millimeter Wave2021-10-15T18:20:52-04:00

Block Type Cross Guide Directional Couplers

Block Type Cross Guide Directional Couplers Low VSWR • Four-port Device • Broadband Operation Description Mi-Wave’s 564 Series Cross Guide Coupler consists of two waveguides at right angles to each other, joined by small coupling slots whose size, location, and orientation determine the coupling and directivity of the unit. All ports are available for sampling or injecting energy and are clearly marked to indicate the coupling direction. Applications The 564 Series Cross Guide

Millimeter Wave2023-03-29T16:36:10-04:00

Block Type Directional Couplers

Block Type Directional Couplers 561 Series Couplings of 3, 6, 10, 20, 30, 40and 50 dB available. Mi-Wave’s 561 Series Broadband Directional Couplers are broadwall mulit-hole energy-coupling devices. The 561 Series devices are available in various waveguide sizes ranging in frequency from 18.0 to 500 GHz. Note: Our website contains just a few types of Couplers we build. Consult with us for your specific needs.

Millimeter Wave2023-04-21T11:13:00-04:00

Waveguide Type E-Plane Directional Couplers

Waveguide Type E-Plane Directional Couplers 560 Series couplers are designed in 8 waveguide sizes from 12.4 to 110 GHz Description Mi-Wave’s 560 Series Broadband Directional Couplers are broadwall E-plane multi-hole energy-couping devices. The 560 Series directional couplers provide an efficient and convenient means for sampling a finite quantity of power flowing in a transmission line or for injecting a desired signal into the line.

Millimeter Wave2023-03-29T16:36:10-04:00

Waveguide Type H-Plane Directional Couplers

Broadband H-Plane Directional Couplers Each of Mi-Wave’s 559 Series Broadband Directional Couplers are broadwall multi-hole energy coupling devices. The 559 Series couplers are designed in 7 couplings of 3, 6, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 dB are offered to complement specific test set requirements. Other custom configurations are available upon request The 559 Series Directional Couplers provide an efficient and convenient means for sampling a finite quantity of power flowing in a transmission line or for

Millimeter Wave2023-04-20T18:05:31-04:00

Bi-Directional Couplers

Bi-Directional Couplers 555 Series Couplers available in 3, 6, 10, 20, 30, and 40 dB coupling values Mi-Wave’s 555 Series Bi-directional couplers are broadband, broadwall wavegugide type. The 556 are split block type components with a multi-hold directivity. The 555 Series couplers are available in 3, 6, 10, 20, 30, and 40 dB coupling values for standard waveguide bands from 18 to 220 GHz. Applications The 555 Series Bi-directional Couplers are used in

Millimeter Wave2021-12-02T17:22:13-05:00

Harmonics, Distortion and Power Measurement

Harmonics, Distortion and Power Measurement Published by: Mi-Wave© (Millimeter Wave Products Inc.) Authored by: Lokesh Saggam, Shashi Saggam Abstract----Harmonics are unwanted frequencies generated by system nonlinearities. They are multiples of the fundamental test frequency. RF power amplifiers are responsible for most of the unwanted harmonics. This paper discusses about harmonic distortion and power measurement of W-band X6 Multiplier with 15 dBm Output Power. Two methods of Harmonics measurement are compared, and their accuracy is discussed here.

Millimeter Wave2020-08-31T13:57:03-04:00

Power Measurement Errors

Power Measurement Errors Published by: Mi-Wave© (Millimeter Wave Products Inc.) Authored by: Lokesh Saggam, Shashi Saggam Introduction Power level is frequently the critical factor in the design, evaluation, purchase and ultimately, the performance of almost all RF products and equipment. When a customer purchases a product with specified power performance for a negotiated price, the final production-line test results must agree with the customer’s incoming inspection data. The receiving, installing, or commissioning phases often occur at

Millimeter Wave2020-08-21T10:41:10-04:00

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