Mini-Circuits ADT1-1+

Mini-Circuits ADT1-1+ Environmental and export classification status description

of Mini-Circuits® ADT1-1+ The Mini-Circuits ADT1-1+ is a high-performance RF directional coupler designed for use in various RF and microwave applications. It allows the measurement of RF power in applications where isolation and minimal insertion loss are critical. Functions - Directional Coupling: Passively divides the input signal into two output signals (main and coupled) with specific coupling levels. - Power Measurement: Facilitates the measurement of RF power levels by providing an output proportional to the incident power. - Isolation: Maintains high isolation between the output ports, ensuring that reflections from connected devices do not interfere with the incoming signal. Applications - RF Power Monitoring: Used in systems where power monitoring is essential for operational stability. - Signal Processing: Employed in various RF communication systems to manage and direct signals. - Testing and Measurement: Commonly used in laboratory testing setups for characterizing RF components. - Telecommunications: Useful in base stations and transmit/receive systems for monitoring and control. Alternative Parts - Mini-Circuits® ADT1-2+: Similar coupler with different coupling values and performance specifications. - Pico Technology PPX: A line of power splitters and couplers that may serve a similar purpose. - Avantek DC-1: Another option for RF directional coupling in certain applications. Embedded Modules - Integrated Systems: The ADT1-1+ may be integrated into custom RF systems or test setups that require compact and efficient signal routing. - Data Acquisition Systems: Often part of modules that enable RF signal reading and analysis. Related Q&A Q1: What is the typical frequency range of the Mini-Circuits ADT1-1+? A1: The Mini-Circuits ADT1-1+ is typically designed for a frequency range of DC to 1 GHz. Q2: How much coupling level does the ADT1-1+ provide? A2: The ADT1-1+ provides a coupling level of approximately 10 dB, allowing for effective monitoring of signal strength. Q3: Can the ADT1-1+ be used in a 50-ohm system? A3: Yes, the ADT1-1+ is designed to work in 50-ohm systems, providing proper matching and performance. Q4: What is the maximum power rating for the Mini-Circuits ADT1-1+? A4: The ADT1-1+ can handle up to 1 watt of continuous power, making it suitable for various RF applications. Q5: What type of connectors does the ADT1-1+ use? A5: The ADT1-1+ typically features SMA connectors, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of RF cables and components.