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    Broadband Resistive Coupler Covers DC To 15 GHz

    March 30, 2010
    The IMK resistive-coupler series covers DC to 15 GHz. Thanks to their thick-film-on-alumina construction, the couplers promise insertion-loss performance comparable to frequency-sensitive couplers. A 0.120-x-0.120-in. device, for example, exhibits ...

    The IMK resistive-coupler series covers DC to 15 GHz. Thanks to their thick-film-on-alumina construction, the couplers promise insertion-loss performance comparable to frequency-sensitive couplers. A 0.120-x-0.120-in. device, for example, exhibits insertion loss of 1 dB or less. It is available with a coupling range from 6 to 30 dB and is rated at 1 W input power. The coupler operates from -55 to +150C. It exhibits VSWR of 1.20:1, depending on implementation. Attachment is accomplished with either solder or epoxy.

    International Manufacturing Services, Inc., 50 Schoolhouse Ln., Portsmouth, RI 02871; (401) 683-9700, FAX: (401) 683-5571, e-mail: [email protected], Internet: www.ims-resistors.com.

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