Description

A 3-way power splitter operating in the 700–3800 MHz range is a passive RF component designed to evenly divide an input signal into three output paths. It’s widely used in 4G/5G distributed antenna systems (DAS), test setups, and multi-sector base stations. Here’s a snapshot of a typical model’s specs: - Frequency Range: 700–3800 MHz (ideal for LTE, 5G NR, and legacy bands) - Power Handling: Up to 200–300 watts continuous, with peak power ratings around 1200 watts - Insertion Loss: Around 5.1–5.3 dB, depending on the design - VSWR: Typically ≤ 1.25:1, ensuring efficient signal transfer - Impedance: Standard 50 ohms - Isolation: Generally ≥ 18 dB between ports - Connectors: Often N-female or 4.3-10 connectors - Build: Rugged, weather-resistant (IP65 rated), suitable for indoor and outdoor use