Pulse Electronics introduced a new line of power splitters for its PIMinator low passive intermodulation (PIM) indoor distributed antenna system (iDAS) family.
When there are multiple antennas in a building, the signals need to be split between the antennas. Pulse’s power splitters are designed to work with its PIMinator line of antennas to ensure a PIM spec of -155 dBc at 2x20 Watts. Low PIM is key to the performance of DAS systems because it reduces or degrades base station performance. With low PIM there are fewer dropped calls, higher data rates, and fewer problems for cellular phone users and operators to deal with.
The new range consists of four splitters: the DASSPLIT2WNF 2-way power splitter with N female connectors; the DASSPLIT3WNF 3-way power splitter with N female connectors; the DASSPLIT4WNF 4-way power splitter with N female connectors; and the DASSPLIT2WDIN 2-way power splitter with female 7/16 DIN connectors.
All of the new splitters measure 191,2 mm in length, 60,6 mm in width and 25 mm in height. They meet the demanding requirements of cellular operators and integrators of low PIM components for 2G, 3G and LTE/4G bands around the world. An iDAS allows users to receive cellular coverage inside a building instead of depending on a cell site outside the building.
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