D3C1722N-4

RF Circulators And Isolators Overview

The D3C1722N-4 is a Type-N female circulator manufactured by DiTom Microwave, designed for the 1.7 GHz to 2.2 GHz frequency range. It features an average forward power rating of 150 W and provides 20 dB isolation. The component exhibits an insertion loss of 0.4 dB and a VSWR of 1.25. Packaged in a module format, it supports RoHS3 compliance and operates under MSL level 1 conditions.

RF Circulators And Isolators Feature Summary

• Provides directional signal routing within the specified microwave frequency band
• Maintains low signal attenuation during forward transmission
• Ensures high isolation between non-adjacent ports

RF Circulators And Isolators Applications

• RF front-end modules requiring signal direction control
• Transmitter systems utilizing shared antenna resources
• Microwave communication links operating in the L-band spectrum

RF Circulators And Isolators Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix designation against official manufacturer documentation to confirm interface configuration and performance tolerances. Ensure that the selected variant aligns with the required system impedance and connector type specifications before finalizing procurement orders.

RF Circulators And Isolators Selection Notes

Select this component when a robust module-based circulator is needed for the 1.7 to 2.2 GHz range. Consider the 150 W power handling capability and the specific isolation requirements of the application. Confirm compatibility with Type-N connectors and standard module mounting constraints.

RF Circulators And Isolators Part Context

This part belongs to the D3C series of microwave circulators from DiTom Microwave. It shares core electrical characteristics with similar models like the D3C1722N but may differ in packaging or specific manufacturing lot configurations. It serves as a passive RF component for managing signal flow in high-frequency circuits.

RF Circulators And Isolators Replacement Considerations

The D3C1722N is a related model within the same product family. Verify if the base model meets all functional requirements before considering substitution.