Conventional Waveguide Isolator

Differential Phase-Shift High Power Waveguide is a high-power waveguide component used in the microwave and millimeter-wave domains. This type of device is typically employed in wireless communication systems, radar systems, and other RF applications.

Product Details

Characteristics and Applications

Key features of this waveguide component include:

1. High power handling capability: This waveguide component is designed to withstand high-power microwave and millimeter-wave signals, making it suitable for applications requiring high-power transmission.

2. Differential phase shift: The ability to introduce a specific phase shift, typically used for modulating and controlling the phase of microwave signals.

3. Waveguide structure: Waveguides are structures used to transmit microwave and millimeter-wave signals, offering low transmission loss and high power handling capability.

The "Differential Phase-Shift High Power Waveguide" is commonly used in RF systems requiring high-power transmission and phase control, such as radar systems, communication base stations, and satellite communication systems. The design and manufacturing of this component need to consider factors such as thermal effects and electromagnetic compatibility associated with high-power transmission.

Electrical Performance Table and Product Appearance

Performance Indicator Curve Graphs for Some Models

The curve graphs serve the purpose of visually presenting the performance indicators of the product. They offer a comprehensive illustration of various parameters such as frequency response, insertion loss, isolation, and power handling. These graphs are instrumental in enabling customers to assess and compare the product's technical specifications, aiding in informed decision-making for their specific requirements.

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