A resistive power divider/combiner is the smallest, simplest, and most broadband type of power divider/combiner. With an ideal loss of 6 dB, it provides broadband response down to DC at the expense of reduced isolation and increased insertion loss compared to a Wilkinson power divider/combiner.
Resistive Power Divider
Splitting: 1:2
Amplitude Balance: 0.1 dB Phase Balance: 1° Insertion Loss: 0.25 dB
Resistive Power Divider
Splitting: 1:2
Amplitude Balance: 2 dB Phase Balance: 2° Insertion Loss: 0.5 dB
Resistive Power Divider
Splitting: 1:2
Amplitude Balance: 0.25 dB Phase Balance: 2° Insertion Loss: 0.5 dB
Resistive Power Divider
Splitting: 1:2
Amplitude Balance: 0.25 dB Phase Balance: 2° Insertion Loss: 0.75 dB
DC – 110 GHz MMIC 2-way Power Divider/Combiner
Splitting: 1:2
Amplitude Balance: 0.3 dB Phase Balance: 0.5° Insertion Loss: 1.3 dB