Description

A 2-way power splitter operating in the 150–1000 MHz range is a passive RF component designed to evenly divide an input signal into two outputs across VHF and UHF bands. It’s commonly used in public safety networks, VHF/UHF communications, broadcast systems, and some legacy cellular setups. Here’s what you can expect from a typical model: - Frequency Range: 150–1000 MHz - Power Handling: Up to 100–200 watts, depending on the design - Insertion Loss: Around 3.0–3.5 dB, with minimal ripple - VSWR: Typically ≤ 1.3:1, ensuring efficient signal transfer - Impedance: Standard 50 ohms - Isolation: ≥ 18 dB between output ports - Connectors: Usually N-type or SMA, depending on the application - Build: Rugged, weather-resistant housing for indoor/outdoor use