Surface-Mount Power Dividers Reach 26.5 GHz (.PDF Download)

Oct. 30, 2015

Distribution of RF/microwave signals throughout high-frequency circuits and systems relies heavily on power splitters/combiners. As modern design trends shrink passive components like power splitters/combiners to ever-smaller sizes, a major challenge confronts designers: How does one manage reasonable levels of signal power without suffering the consequences of difficult-to-dissipate heat within a circuit or system design?...

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