electroRF
Member
Hi,
I'd like to take a signal from an Antenna, which is 698-746MHz matched, and split it into two:
1. One output will go through a filter of 698-746MHz
2. Second output will go through a filter of 824-894 MHz (I know I'll get here mismatch, would it be that bad?)
I don't wanna use a combiner because I don't wanna lose 3dB.
By using a T Adapter, and taking the fact that the two outputs operate in different bands, I won't lose any dB on the T adapter.
Is that correct? is it a good way of operation?
Will the following T-Adapter work?
https://www.pasternack.com/sma-female-male-female-tee-adapter-pe9182-p.aspx
Thank you very much
I'd like to take a signal from an Antenna, which is 698-746MHz matched, and split it into two:
1. One output will go through a filter of 698-746MHz
2. Second output will go through a filter of 824-894 MHz (I know I'll get here mismatch, would it be that bad?)
I don't wanna use a combiner because I don't wanna lose 3dB.
By using a T Adapter, and taking the fact that the two outputs operate in different bands, I won't lose any dB on the T adapter.
Is that correct? is it a good way of operation?
Will the following T-Adapter work?
https://www.pasternack.com/sma-female-male-female-tee-adapter-pe9182-p.aspx
Thank you very much