Microlab/FXR CA-14D

Microlab Hybrid Couplers have been designed LAA deployments. They are most commonly used to combine two wireless carriers in the operating band to a single antenna feed or distribution cable. This requires the termination of one output port in 50W and results in a 3 dB loss in each signal. In situations where two similar feeds are required, as required for an in-building application, both outputs may be used eliminating the need for…Microlab Hybrid Couplers have been designed LAA deployments. They are most commonly used to combine two wireless carriers in the operating band to a single antenna feed or distribution cable. This requires the termination of one output port in 50W and results in a 3 dB loss in each signal. In situations where two similar feeds are required, as required for an in-building application, both outputs may be used eliminating the need for a termination and the 3 dB loss. For low PIM terminations, see Microlab TK series. The CA-14 series has been designed for systems requiring signal combining over all the wireless bands from 350 to to 5,925 MHz. Isolation has been maximized and passive intermodulation (PIM) minimized. Read More