14 Way Power Dividers／ Combiners

The 14-Way power divider/combiner is a passive RF/microwave component that allows a single input signal to be divided into fourteen equal output signals or combined into one output signal.

Its main characteristics:

Application:

1. RF transmission system: The power divider can be used to synthesize input low-power and frequency RF signals into high-power RF signals. It assigns input signals to multiple power amplifier units, each responsible for amplifying a frequency band or signal source, and then merging them into one output port. This method can expand the signal coverage range and provide higher output power.
2. Communication base station: In wireless communication base stations, power dividers can be used to allocate input RF signals to different power amplifier (PA) units to achieve multi antenna transmission or multi input multi output (MIMO) systems. The power divider can adjust the power distribution between different PA units as needed to optimize power amplification and transmission efficiency.
3. Radar system: In a radar system, a power divider is used to distribute the input RF signal to different radar antennas or transmitter units. The power divider can achieve precise control of the phase and power between different antennas or units, thereby forming specific beam shapes and directions. This ability is crucial for radar target detection, tracking, and imaging.