CNCR: Leading Duplexer Supplier

 

 

CNCR is a global leading supplier providing telecom access network solutions. Since the company was successfully listed in 2011, CNCR has always adhered to independent research and development and technological innovation, and successfully passed the highest level CMMI5 certification in the global software field.

 

 
  • LTE Band RF Diplexer
    Duplexers are often used in radar, because the transmitter and receiver commonly share an antenna, and the returned signal doesn't vary much from the transmitted signal in frequency (just shifted
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  • Cavity Duplexer
    Don't confuse the word diplexer with duplexer, which is the three-port network that permits a transmitter and receiver to use the same antenna, at essentially the same frequency.
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  • RF Duplexer
    Don't confuse the word diplexer with duplexer, which is the three-port network that permits a transmitter and receiver to use the same antenna, at essentially the same frequency.
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  • UMTS2100 Diplexer
    ◆ More than 50~100 dB Isolation,. ◆ excellent de-coupling performance. ◆ High Average Power,Minimal Insertion Loss,
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  • DCS Rf Duplexer
    ◆ High Average Power,Minimal Insertion Loss,. ◆ Superior Intermodulation Properties Prevent,. ◆ DIN Connectors, Custom Designs Available
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  • GSM900 Diplexer
    Duplexers are often used in radar, because the transmitter and receiver commonly share an antenna, and the returned signal doesn't vary much from the transmitted signal in frequency (just shifted
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  • GSM Duplexer
    Duplexers are often used in radar, because the transmitter and receiver commonly share an antenna, and the returned signal doesn't vary much from the transmitted signal in frequency (just shifted
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  • DCS Duplexer
    ◆ High Average Power,Minimal Insertion Loss,. ◆ Superior Intermodulation Properties Prevent,. ◆ DIN Connectors, Custom Designs Available
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  • WCDMA Duplexer
    ◆ More than 50~100 dB Isolation,. ◆ excellent de-coupling performance. ◆ High Average Power,Minimal Insertion Loss,
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  • LTE Duplexer
    Don't confuse the word diplexer with duplexer, which is the three-port network that permits a transmitter and receiver to use the same antenna, at essentially the same frequency.
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Don't confuse the word diplexer with duplexer, which is the three-port network that permits a transmitter and receiver to use the same antenna, at essentially the same frequency.
Duplexers are often used in radar, because the transmitter and receiver commonly share an antenna, and the returned signal doesn't vary much from the transmitted signal in frequency (just shifted slightly by the Doppler effect).

 
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Types of Duplexer

The Duplexer Produced by Our Company Mainly Include the Following Types:

1

Cavity Duplexer

A cavity duplexer is a passive RF component that allows a device to transmit and receive signals simultaneously through a single antenna.

2

RF Duplexer

An RF Duplexer is an electronic device used in RF communications transceiver circuits to allow sharing of the same antenna.

3

LTE Duplexer

An LTE duplexer is a RF filter device that allows a single antenna to be used for both transmitting and receiving signals simultaneously on a single base station or mobile device.

4

DCS Duplexer

It achieves this by separating the two signals, ensuring the transmitter does not interfere with its own receiver.

 

Specification

 

Type No.

ZHDX-252603NS-5U1B

Device Type

2600MHz Duplexer

Frequency Band(MHz)

RX: 2500-2570

TX:2620-2690

Insertion Loss(dB)

<0.8

<1.0

Isolation (dB)

>90

>90

Return Loss(dB)

>20

Intermodulation Products(dBc)

<-150(3rd order; with 2 x 20 W)

Input Average Power ,Continuous(W)

50

100

Temperature Range(℃)

-40~+55

Impedance(Ω)

50

Connectors

ANT:N-Female other:SMA-F

Application

Indoor

Color

Silver

 

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LTE Band RF Diplexer

 

Benefits of Duplexer

☆Simplicity: With a duplexer, there is no need to install and align separate transmit and receive antennas, streamlining the installation process.

 

Space and Cost Efficiency: By using a single antenna and antenna feeder cables, a duplexer helps minimize the hardware required, reducing installation costs and saving valuable space.

 

Improved Isolation: A properly tuned and high-quality duplexer can provide excellent isolation between the transmitter and receiver frequencies, reducing interference and maximizing system performance.

 

Optimized Filtering: Uses optimized filtering to reduce noise and unwanted signals, ensuring cleaner communication.

 

Application of Duplexer
 

TV Transmitters
In television and FM broadcasting systems, duplexers are used when multiple transmitters share a common antenna. A diplexer is used to separate these frequency bands so that each can be transmitted without interference.

 

GSM Networks
In GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) networks, base stations often need to handle multiple frequency bands simultaneously. A diplexer allows these two signals to be separated, so they can be sent through a common antenna system without interfering with each other.

 

Satellite Communications
Diplexers are crucial in satellite communication systems where multiple frequency bands are often used for transmission and reception. For instance, the uplink frequency from a ground station might be different from the downlink frequency, and a diplexer helps in separating these signals.

 

Radar Systems
In radar systems, a duplexer is used to switch between the transmitter and receiver while using the same antenna. This allows the radar to transmit and receive signals alternately without damaging the sensitive receiver from the powerful transmitted pulse.

 

Difference Between Diplexer and Duplexer
 

The following table highlights the difference between diplexers and duplexers.

Specifications

Diplexer

Duplexer

What is it

It consists of a set of filters which allows separate processing of signals with widely differing frequencies. It separates two different bands in the receive path and combines them in the transmit path.

It consists of two filters (of bandpass type) which allows simultaneous transmission and reception within the same band and using the same antenna.

Direction of operation

It usually operates with signals flowing in the same direction.

It usually operates with signals flowing both ways at the antenna.

Separation of bands

Operates on wide apart frequency bands

Frequency bands of Tx and Rx path are very nearer

Tx-Rx Isolation

50 to 60 dB

90 to 95 dB

Examples/Applications

Smart phones use LC diplexers, other examples of diplexers are antenna splitters, DSL splitters, speaker crossover networks

Smart phones use SAW duplexers

 

How to Measure Duplexer Isolation

Power-measurement method

Inject test signals with known power into the transmit and receive ports and measure the signal power appearing at the opposite port. The ratio between the measured power at the non-intended port and the input power is used to calculate isolation. This method evaluates isolation performance at different power levels.

Spectrum-analysis method

Apply test signals at different frequencies to the transmit and receive ports and use a spectrum analyzer to measure the power of signals appearing on the receive channel. Comparing received power across frequencies yields the isolation profile versus frequency. This method is suitable for evaluating isolation across the operational band.

Reflection-coefficient method

Send test signals at various frequencies into the duplexer and measure the reflected signals or S11/S21 parameters from the receive port. Comparing reflection or transmission coefficients across frequency provides information about the duplexer’s frequency response and isolation performance.

 

 

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  • You will receive your order in about 3-5 days after goods ship out.
Cavity Duplexer

 

Packaging & Shipping

 

Trade Terms:

FOB, CIF, CFR, etc

Price Terms:

T/T, Western Union, Paypal, L/C, RMB, Credit Card

Lead Time:

Generally, if the goods are in stock, shipment can be arranged within 3 working days;

If the goods need to be mass produced, delivery time may be around 7-10 working days.

Shipment:

Express, Air, Sea

Package Information:

Standard carton package with the original package

 

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In pursuing innovation of cutting-edge technologies, CNCR has been publishing patents every year.

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FAQ

 

Q: Are you trading company or manufacturer?

A: We are manufacturer, having our own factories.

Q: Do you provide samples ? is it free or extra?

A: Sorry, we can not provide free samples

Q: How long i can get the feedback after we sent the enquiry?

A: We will reply you within 12 hours in working day.

Q: Can you do our design?

A: Of course, your customized design (OEM) is available.

Q: Can you make our design for the package?

A: Yes, please send us the design you need ,we will value the price and make the exact same package basing on your design.

Q: What is a duplexer?

A: A duplexer is a passive filter that allows bi-directional communication over a single antenna on a duplex radio communication system. It accomplishes this with low insertion loss while isolating the receive signal path from interference caused by the transmitter.

Q: How do duplexers work?

A: At its core, a diplexer uses a combination of filters to separate or combine signals operating at different frequency bands. The filters work based on the principle that each signal is composed of a specific frequency range, and by using the right type of filter (low-pass, high-pass, or bandpass), a diplexer can selectively route signals to or from their respective paths.

Q: How does attenuation affect diplexer and duplexer performance?

A: Higher attenuation leads to degraded signal quality, which can compromise system efficiency. High-quality components help reduce this impact.

Q: What role do circulators and cavity filters play in duplexer design?

A: Circulators direct signals effectively, and cavity filters provide precise frequency isolation.

Q: How do bandpass filters improve RF diplexer performance?

A: By isolating specific frequencies, bandpass filters enhance signal clarity and reduce interference.

Q: What's inside a duplexer?

A: The duplexer contains special filters that block overlap, keeping signals clean and separate. An FDD allows both functions to happen simultaneously, which is great for busy radio systems.

Q: What is the insertion loss of a duplexer?

A: Insertion losses occur in both the transmit and receive paths of a duplexer and they may be different amounts. The greater the insertion loss, the less the output level. Higher insertion losses generally increase the selectivity of cavity filters.

Q: Is duplexer the same as circulator?

A: The diplexers(duplexers) are usually chosen to work at different frequencies at the same time; while circulators work at the same frequency at the same time.

Q: How do you test a diplexer?

A: If you had a signal generator, you could use that as a signal source. However, the easiest way to check is with a Wattmeter and a signal source (like an HT for example). Measure power into the diplexer, then measure power out, also check reflected power.

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