[Test-Equipment] Directional couplers
Glenn Little WB4UIV
[email protected]
Sun, 29 Feb 2004 00:03:41 -0500
I have a Wavecom model S-902-6 Precision High Directivity Coupler 10dB-Dual
Directional. Is this the same as a return loss bridge? The frequency range
is listed as 2.18-2.38 GHz. How much inaccuracy would be introduced in
using this at 2.4 GHz? How far from the published frequency can I use this
and still get reasonably accurate measurements? The coupler has three
type-N connectors and what appears to be an APC-7 connector.
I also have a Sage Laboratories model 780-20 directional coupler. The
calibration plate is marked 250-500 KMC. The directional coupler has three
female type-N connectors and is almost 11 inches long. The size and the
connectors suggest that this should be MHz and not KMC. Does anyone know
for sure? Email to Sage goes unanswered.
Is there an easy way to verify that these two couplers are functional? I do
not want to apply a lot of power for rear of damaging the couplers, if they
are any good.
Thanks in advance
73
Glenn
WB4UIV