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Brian Reay wrote:
"---dying to hear at what frequencies directional couplers suddenly begin to exist." It isn`t sudden. They sure work at audio frequencies. In telephones, they are used to prevent the user`s voice from overpowering the distant party`s voice in the user`s ear. They are called hybrids. Hybrids are also used to couple a 2-wire circuit which simultaneously carries both directions of transmission with a 4-wire circuit consisting of a transmit pair and a receive pair. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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