80 - 1000 MHz  (Plot),  and 800 - 4200 (Plot), Coupling levels from 40 - 60dB. Virtually all Coaxial connectors are available on any of the main line or coupled ports.  Power is usually limited by the main line connectors rather than the internal coupling mechanism.

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 Connecticut Microwave Directional Couplers come with mounting holes located typically on the bottom of the Directional Coupler (Outline). However, Customer specified locations on ANY of the 6 sides is possible

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This Connecticut Microwave offers Broadband, Low Frequency Directional Coupler from 10 - 500 MHz (Plot),  at coupling levels ranging from 40 - 65 dB. As with all Connecticut Microwave Directional Couplers the coupled ports are independently calibrated, and internally terminated.

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The unlimited flexibility of our designs allows designers to use their own creativity to minimize space and packaging. Shown is an EIA 1 5/8" 90 degree elbow transmission line with EIA 1 5/8" captivated swivel flanges and a type N(f) secondary armThe unlimited flexibility of our designs allows designers to use their own creativity to minimize space and packaging. Shown is an EIA 1 5/8" 90 degree elbow transmission line with EIA 1 5/8" captivated swivel flanges and a type N(f) secondary arm

We have created a series of high power Directional Couplers Based on the technology of our 4 KW Hybrid . Coupling levels start at 3 dB and can be customized to suit your exact needs up to 30 dB.

                                                   Frequency            250 - 500 MHz
                                                                             500 - 1000 MHz
                                                                           1000 - 2000 MHz

Connectors available include EIA 1 5/8" flanges, as well as HN, DIN 7/16, SC, C. and LC

 This 450000 series EIA 7/8 inch Directional Coupler has BNC(f) RF BiDirectional coupled ports and  DC Bi Directional coupled ports which are available with cables, SMA's, or RCA jacks.

When we say that you are "Limited Only by Your Imagination" we want you to think outside the box. Shown here is a Transition from a DIN 7/16(f) to a solder tab combined in a compact size with a Bi-Directional Coupler