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ADA4302-4 - Active RF Splitter

General Description

The ADA4302-4 is used as an active element in applications where a lossless signal split is required.

Key Features

  • Single 5 V supply 54 MHz to 865 MHz CATV operating range 4.6 dB of gain per output channel 4.4 dB noise figure 25 dB isolation between output channels.
  • 16 dB input return loss CSO of.
  • 73 dBc (135 channels, 15 dBmV per tone) CTB of.
  • 66 dBc (135 channels, 15 dBmV per tone) 1.3 GHz,.
  • 3 dB bandwidth.

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CSOOB(dBc)SOLETE FEATURES Single 5 V supply 54 MHz to 865 MHz CATV operating range 4.6 dB of gain per output channel 4.4 dB noise figure 25 dB isolation between output channels −16 dB input return loss CSO of −73 dBc (135 channels, 15 dBmV per tone) CTB of −66 dBc (135 channels, 15 dBmV per tone) 1.3 GHz, −3 dB bandwidth APPLICATIONS Cable set-top boxes Home gateways CATV distribution systems Cable splitter modules GENERAL DESCRIPTION The ADA4302-4 is used as an active element in applications where a lossless signal split is required. Typical applications include multituner cable set-top boxes, cable splitter modules, multituner televisions, and home gateways where traditional solutions have consisted of discrete passive splitters followed by separate fixed gain amplifiers.