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The HMI AND HMC series broadband ferrite junction isolators and circulators are available from 18 - 120 GHz. They utilize a low loss H-plane structure in a modified Y-junction format to provide minimum loss with maximum isolation and bandwidth. 2 GHz bandwidths with 20 dB of isolation are standard.
Renaissance Electronics has designed a multiband combiner for GSM 800/900/1800/1900 & UMTS schemes. This is ideal for in-building distributed antenna systems where different operators require simultaneous coverage without interference.
Renaissance has designed a new octave band drop-in circulator, 3G7BH, that covers a bandwidth of 5.2 to 11 GHz over -20° to +85° C. With insertion loss less than 0.95 dB over the entire band, the circulator is robust to handle 20 Watts of incident RF power. Return loss and isolation of 13 dB ensures better match to the RF circuitry where it's being placed. It is housed in a 0.75" square stainless steel housing for temperature stable performance.
Renaissance Electronics is offering a low-profile WiFi 802.11 a Isolator that is designed to fit into a PCMCIA card, or other small footprint applications.
This broadband Circulator offers excellent transmitter protection from return signals and also acts in place of a TR switch for simultaneous transmit and receive operation.
This newly invented and patented model series of surface mountable circulators is designated by our modeling number 3SMHXXX. Our 1st model release in this series is directed to the avionics frequency band of 4.2 to 4.4 GHz, or also known as the Radio Altimeter and Radar Altimeter Band, model number 3SMH6NA.
While Synchronous Optical Networks (SONET) have been widely adopted for use in long-haul applications, Ethernet is preferred in edge routers and access points due to its lower cost.
