[Moon-net] 2m 2x2 Power Splitter
Kjell Jarl
K-Jarl at algonet.se
Wed Sep 12 23:45:54 CDT 2007
Hi,
For the purpose of matching four 50 ohm loads to 50 ohm over a narrow
band, I find it easier to just use koax.
The coax power splitter does exactly the same as the ones described
elsewhere.
I use N male connectots for the two 1/4-wavelength pieces (lengths
include the distance to the centre of the Tees), and N female
T-connectors (three).
It works for me.
73
Kjell, SM7GVF
Andreas Haefner wrote:
> Hi Tom.
>
> why don't you build this power splitter on your own ?
> Its very easy. Z of this Line is 50 Ohm because you make
> transformation from 25 Ohm on each side to 100 Ohm in the middle.
> There are 2 x 100 Ohm Lines in parallel is again 50 Ohms
> in the middle.
>
> You can use the following combinations:
>
> copper tube 8 mm
> alu square 20x1.5 mm = 49.7 Ohm
>
> copper tube 10 mm
> alu square 25x2 mm = 49 Ohm
>
> copper tube 12 mm
> alu square 30x2 mm = 50,9 Ohm
>
> copper tube 15 mm
> alu square 35x1.5 mm = 50 Ohm
>
> Length is 1040 mm = 2 x 90 degrees on 144.3 MHz
>
> regards Andreas DJ3JJ JN48js
>
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