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Coupler introduction

Latest reply: Dec 27, 2018 08:16:47 606 8 10 0 0

The role of the coupler:

The required signal energy is removed from the main line to the near-end antenna, and more signal energy is allocated to the far-end antenna.

You can understand it as a power splitter with unequal output power.

In the indoor scene, the length of each antenna feeder to the AP is not the same, and the coupler is needed at this time.


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P1: Input port power

P2: Output port power

P3: Coupling port output power


Degree of coupling : C=10log(p1/p3)

Insertion loss:IL=10log(p1/p2)


The 5dB coupler has a coupling degree of 5dB and an insertion loss of 2dB. If the input signal power is 17dBm, the coupling port output power is 12dBm.

Output port power is  15dBm.




For indoor distribution coverage of WLAN, we need to choose the right coupler
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Coupling degree: C = 10log, what is the meaning of this unit of log, can you introduce it?
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Is there only a power difference between couplers? How should I select couplers that are appropriate for the current scenario
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what function does this coulper used for?can you explain more details to us ,and the picture make us easier to understand.
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Seems a coupler is a more versatile power splitter, have more options than normal splitter.
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You can understand it as a power splitter with unequal output power.
In the indoor scene, the length of each antenna feeder to the AP is not the same, and the coupler is needed at this time.
View more
  • x
  • convention:

You can understand it as a power splitter with unequal output power.
In the indoor scene, the length of each antenna feeder to the AP is not the same, and the coupler is needed at this time.
View more
  • x
  • convention:

: Output port power

P3: Coupling port output power




Degree of coupling : C=10log(p1/p3)

Insertion loss:IL=10log(p1/p2)




The 5dB coupler has a coupling degree of 5dB and an insertion loss of 2dB. If the input signal power is 17dBm, the coupling port output power is 12dBm.

Output port power is 15dBm.
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