High-Quality Materials: Constructed with purple copper, silver-plated brass, and durable aluminum alloy for enhanced conductivity and longevity.
Full-Bridge Design: Features a 3-way combiner with three bridge units and a reserved broadband port for multi-frequency expansion flexibility.
Low Loss & High Isolation: Ensures ≤0.6dB insertion loss, ≤1.1 VSWR, and ≥30dB isolation across narrowband and broadband ports.
Robust Power Handling: Supports up to 350W narrowband input power and 300W operational power within 87–108MHz frequency range.
Temperature Resilience: Includes temperature compensation (≤1.5kHz/℃) and operates reliably in -10℃ to +55℃ environments.
Compact & Integrated: Compact structural design with integrated filtering for reduced footprint and simplified installation.
| Multiplexer structure | Full bridge structure, the 3-way combiner includes 3 bridge units and reserves a broadband port. |
| Power level | 300W |
| Frequency range | 87 - 108MHz |
| Working frequency | Determine based on actual user needs. |
| Narrowbandmaximuminput power | ≥ 350W |
| Narrowband standing wave ratio | ≤ 1.1 |
| Narrowband bandwidth | 600kHz |
| Narrowband insertion loss and out | Single 3-way combiner unit. |
| of band selectivity | |
| Narrowband insertion loss and out of band selectivity | f0≤ 0.6dB |
| f0±300kHz ≤ 0.65dB | |
| For each additional level of the multiplexer, itsinsertion loss increases by no more than 0.09dB. | |
| Broadband maximum input power | ≤ 350W |
| Broadband standing wave ratio | ≤ 1.1 |
| Isolation from narrowband to broadband | ≥ 30dB(Frequency intervalmore than 1MHz) |
| Isolation from broadband to narrowband | ≥ 30dB(Frequency intervalmore than 1MHz) |
| Isolation from narrowband to narrowband | ≥ 30dB(Frequency intervalmore than 1MHz) |
| Input porttype(Up) | 7/16" (L29) female |
| Output port type (Up) | 7/8" EIA |
| Temperature coefficient | ≤1.5kHz/℃ |
| Full power temperature rise | ≤12℃ |
| Workenvironment | Temperature:-10℃-+55℃,Relative humidity:≤90% Atmospheric pressure:86kPa-106kPa. |