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D4I1218-2 is listed in the RF Circulators And Isolators range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists DiTom Microwave. Its product description is 12.00 - 18.00 GHZ ISOLATOR. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The D4I1218-2 is a dual junction coaxial isolator manufactured by DiTom Microwave, designed for operation within the 12 GHz to 18 GHz frequency range. It features SMA-Female connectors and supports an average forward power of 10 W. Key electrical specifications include 40 dB isolation, 1 dB insertion loss, and a VSWR of 1.25. The component is housed in a module with SMA connectors, complies with RoHS3 standards, and has an MSL rating of 1.
Verify the specific connector configuration suffix against official DiTom documentation, as variants like -2 may denote distinct mechanical or pinout arrangements not implied by the base model number. Confirm environmental testing requirements such as thermal vacuum compatibility if intended for aerospace qualification. Ensure mating connectors match the SMA-Female specification to maintain impedance integrity.
Select this component when a 12–18 GHz isolator with 10 W power handling is required. The dual junction architecture provides superior isolation compared to single-junction designs. Verify that the SMA-Female interface aligns with system cabling. Consider the 1 dB insertion loss impact on overall link budget and ensure the module form factor fits the available chassis space.
DiTom Microwave specializes in high-reliability ferrite isolators and circulators for the Space and Defense markets. The company holds AS9100 Rev C certification and maintains in-house environmental testing laboratories. Their product line covers frequencies from 400 MHz to 40 GHz, serving major satellite manufacturers with flight-approved hardware.
The D4I1218 serves as the base model for the D4I1218-2 variant. Direct substitution requires confirmation that the suffix does not alter critical interface or mounting dimensions. No other public substitute part numbers are identified in the provided documentation.
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