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MECA Electronics Press Release, 12-9-2008

MECA Introduces Reactive Splitters

December 9, 2008 - Rugged construction and excellent performance across all wireless bands from 0.8 – 2.7 GHz make them ideal for in-building or tower top systems. Easy installation with unobstructed access to connector ports for even the largest coaxial cables with no additional mounting hardware. Available from STOCK in 2-way and 3-way, 7/16 DIN, Type-N and SMA-Female configurations. Rated for 700 watts (max). Weatherproof IP65 Rated (except SMA). Made is USA - 36 month warranty.
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SMA-Female Power Splitters
Catalog Number	Freq. (GHz)	Power Avg. (W)	Insertion Loss (dB)		Amplitude Balance (dB) (Max)	Phase Balance (degrees) (Max)	VSWR
			Insertion Loss (dB)				Input		Output
			Typ	Max			Typ	Max	Typ	Max
R2S-1.900-M01	0.7-2.7	200	0.30	0.40	0.2	2	1.10:1	1.20:1	~	~
R3S-1.900-M01	0.7-2.7	200	0.30	0.40	0.2	3	1.20:1	1.30:1	~	~

N-Female Power Splitters
Catalog Number	Freq. (GHz)	Power Avg. (W)	Insertion Loss (dB)		Amplitude Balance (dB) (Max)	Phase Balance (degrees) (Max)	VSWR
			Insertion Loss (dB)				Input		Output
			Typ	Max			Typ	Max	Typ	Max
R2N-1.900-M01	0.7-2.7	500	0.30	0.40	0.2	2	1.10:1	1.20:1	~	~
R3N-1.900-M01	0.7-2.7	500	0.30	0.40	0.2	3	1.20:1	1.30:1	~	~

7/16 DIN Power Splitters
Catalog Number	Freq. (GHz)	Power Avg. (W)	Insertion Loss (dB)		Amplitude Balance (dB) (Max)	Phase Balance (degrees) (Max)	VSWR
			Insertion Loss (dB)				Input		Output
			Typ	Max			Typ	Max	Typ	Max
R2D-1.900-M01	0.7-2.7	700	0.30	0.40	0.2	2	1.10:1	1.20:1	~	~
R3D-1.900-M01	0.7-2.7	700	0.30	0.40	0.2	3	1.20:1	1.30:1	~	~

Additional Specs:

http://www.e-MECA.com/rf-power-divider/rf-power-splitter.php

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