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Duplexers for 70 cm amateur repeaters
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By means of installing the filter at such cavities into the antennas` circuit of the receiver we achieve the complete elimination of the carrier frequency influence from the transmitter. And the filter in the transmitter circuit completely eliminates the irradiation of its own noise outside at broadcasting.
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Thus the receiver of the repeater is completely protected against the irradiations of its transmitter.
While using in the repeater two different antennas for reception and for transmission it is usually sufficient to install one filter in each circuit. However in this case the quantity of antennas, feeders and towers has to be doubled. But normally the available space at the roofs of high buildings is limited.
That is why the duplex filters, or duplexers are most commonly applied. These devices allow simultaneous operating of the receiver and the transmitter with one antenna. For the com-plete suppression of the transmitter's signals it is needed to install three cavities in each shoul-der at the receiver's input. By means of using a remarkable feature of the quarter-wavelength converter to transform the impedances from the value corresponding to the "short circuit" into the "infinity" value one can combine both these shoulders into a single common point. And in this case there is no difference for the antenna to receive a signal or to transmit it.
Electrical specifications
| Model |
DPRE4-6UL |
Operating frequency
band, MHz |
400-440 |
Insertion loss (adjustable) not more, dB |
2 |
Frequency separation TX/RX (min), MHz |
1.6 |
| Impedance, Ohm |
50 |
| Isolation, not less, dB |
90 |
| VSWR, not more than |
1.5 |
| Input power, not more, W |
300 |
| Temperature range, °C |
from -30 to +60 |
Cavity electrical length |
1/4 λ |
Mechanical specifications
| Model |
DPRE4-6UL |
| Diameter, mm (ins.) |
116 (4") |
| Mass, kg |
8.1 |
| Connector |
N-female |
| Mount to 19-inch rack |
present |
| Length/Width/Depth, mm |
800x480x265
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