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The specs on combiners are always tough to figure out. What most people think
of as 'insertion loss' is actually division loss. The1 to 2 splitter with 3.5 dB insertion loss probably claims 3 dB of division loss --and 0.5 dB dissipative loss. Its very unlikely its 3.5 dB of dissipative insertion loss. Even cheap power dividers--which are split delay networks with chip resistors--tend to be better than 3 .5 dB of dissipative loss, when they work. 73, Chip N1IR |
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