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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
2620-2690 MHZ SMT ISOLATOR |
105 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
1930-1990 MHZ SMT CIRCULATOR |
138 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
2110-2170 MHZ SMT CIRCULATOR |
28 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
2620-2690 MHZ SMT CIRCULATOR |
100 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
3400-3600 MHZ SMT CIRCULATOR |
1 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
925-960 MHZ SMT CIRCULATOR |
211 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
1805-1880 MHZ SMT CIRCULATOR |
39 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
2300-2400 MHZ SMT CIRCULATOR |
152 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
1805-1880 MHZ SMT ISOLATOR |
0 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
SNGL JNCTN CIRCULATOR 791-821MHZ |
0 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
1930-1990 MHZ SMT ISOLATOR |
0 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
2300-2400 MHZ SMT ISOLATOR |
0 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
2110-2170 MHZ SMT ISOLATOR |
0 |
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
3400-3600 MHZ SMT ISOLATOR |
0 |
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RF Circulators and Isolators are passive microwave components that manage signal flow in radio frequency (RF) and intermediate frequency (IF) systems. Circulators direct RF energy between multiple ports in a sequential manner, while isolators allow unidirectional signal transmission by absorbing reflected energy. These devices are critical for protecting transmitters from back-reflected power, enabling signal separation in duplex systems, and ensuring stable performance in RFID and wireless infrastructure.
| Type | Functional Characteristics | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| 3-Port Circulator | Non-reciprocal signal routing (e.g., Port 1 2 3 1) | 5G base stations, radar systems |
| 4-Port Circulator | Signal isolation between transmit/receive paths | Satellite communication terminals |
| Reflection Isolator | Reflects reverse signals back to source | Low-noise amplifier protection |
| Absorptive Isolator | Converts reflected energy to heat | High-power transmitter systems |
Typical devices consist of: - Ferrite materials biased by permanent magnets (for non-reciprocal behavior) - Coaxial or waveguide ports with precision impedance matching - Thermal management layers for high-power models - Hermetic packaging in military/industrial grades The design follows Faraday rotation principles to control electromagnetic wave propagation direction.
| Parameter | Typical Range | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency Range | 0.5-40 GHz | Defines operational bandwidth |
| Insertion Loss | 0.2-1.5 dB | Impacts signal strength |
| Isolation | 15-30 dB | Measures reverse signal suppression |
| Power Handling | 5-500 W | Determines system reliability |
| VSWR | 1.1-1.5:1 | Indicates impedance matching quality |
| Manufacturer | Representative Product | Key Specifications |
|---|---|---|
| Analog Devices | ADRF45201 | 28 GHz, 0.8 dB insertion loss, 20 dB isolation |
| TE Connectivity | CSC-30-0308 | 30 W, 2.5 GHz, 25 dB isolation |
| STMicroelectronics | RF4C011 | 10 GHz, 0.5 dB loss, 15 dB isolation |
Key considerations include: - Frequency band alignment with system requirements - Power handling capacity (1.5 rated power recommended) - Environmental factors (temperature, vibration) - Interface type (SMA, N-type, or surface-mount) - Example: For 5G massive MIMO systems, select circulators with <0.5 dB loss and >25 dB isolation at 3.5 GHz.
Emerging trends include: - Development for mmWave (28/39 GHz) 5G applications - Integration with GaN power amplifiers - Miniaturization for IoT/RFID wearable devices - Advanced thermal management materials - AI-driven design optimization for broadband performance