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Waveguide Isolator
A waveguide isolator is a passive device used in the RF and microwave frequency bands to achieve unidirectional transmission and isolation of signals. It has the characteristics of low insertion loss, high isolation, and broadband, and is widely used in communication, radar, antenna and other systems.The basic structure of waveguide isolators includes waveguide transmission lines and magnetic materials. A waveguide transmission line is a hollow metal pipeline through which signals are transmitted. Magnetic materials are usually ferrite materials placed at specific locations in waveguide transmission lines to achieve signal isolation. The waveguide isolator also includes load absorbing auxiliary components to optimize performance and reduce reflection.
Frequency range 5.4 to 110GHz.
Military, space and commercial applications.
Low insertion loss, high isolation, high power handling.
Custom design available upon request.
