High Power Isolator, Frequency Range 5.6~5.8GHz, Forward Power 200W, Reverse Power 50W

Isolator is a passive non-reciprocal device used in radio frequency and microwave circuits, its main function is to allow the signal to be transmitted freely in one direction, and to attenuate the signal greatly in the opposite direction, so as to achieve one-way transmission of the signal. It usually consists of a magnetized ferrite material and a permanent magnet.

Main features:

1.The RF isolator only allows the signal to be transmitted from the input end (Port 1) to the output end (Port 2), and has a high degree of isolation in the opposite direction (Port 2 to Port).
2.High isolation: In the opposite direction, the RF isolator can significantly attenuate the signal, and the isolation is usually more than 20 dB.
3.Low insertion loss: In forward transmission, the RF isolator attenuation of the signal is very small, and the insertion loss is generally between 0.2 dB and 0.5 dB.
4.Protection of sensitive components: It can protect RF amplifiers, oscillators and other sensitive components from the damage of reflected signals.
5.Temperature stability: RF isolators are able to maintain stable performance over a wide temperature range, which is essential for maintaining signal integrity under different environmental conditions.
6.Various structural forms: There are many types of RF isolators, including coaxial isolators, waveguide isolators, microstrip isolators, etc., suitable for different application scenarios. Application Scenario:

Application area:.

RF isolators are widely used in communication systems, radar systems, and RF test equipment to protect transmitters, improve antenna efficiency, and isolate transmit and receive paths.