LCDP1003

RF Multiplexers Overview

The LCDP1003 is an RF diplexer manufactured by L-com, designed for signal conditioning applications. It features Type F female connectors and operates within a frequency range of DC to 2300 MHz. The device functions as a low-pass filter from 5 to 1450 MHz and a high-pass filter from 1550 to 2300 MHz, effectively splitting RF signals based on frequency bands. With a characteristic impedance of 75 Ohms, this component facilitates the separation of distinct frequency ranges in RF systems.

RF Multiplexers Feature Summary

• Integrates Type F female connectors for standard coaxial cable compatibility
• Separates RF signals into low-pass (DC-1450 MHz) and high-pass (1550-2300 MHz) paths
• Maintains 75 Ohm impedance for consistent signal transmission

RF Multiplexers Applications

• RF signal splitting in broadcast infrastructure
• Signal conditioning for mixed-frequency transmission lines
• Integration of different frequency band equipment using standard F-type interfaces

RF Multiplexers Procurement Notes

Verify that the required connector type matches the system's existing cabling infrastructure, specifically confirming the need for Type F female ports. Ensure the application environment supports the specified 75 Ohm impedance to prevent signal reflection issues. Confirm that the frequency separation requirements align with the 1450 MHz and 1550 MHz crossover points defined in the technical specifications before finalizing the purchase order.

RF Multiplexers Selection Notes

Select this component when a passive solution is required to divide RF signals between lower and higher frequency bands without active power sources. It is suitable for systems utilizing 75 Ohm coaxial cabling where Type F connectivity is standard. Consider this diplexer if the operational frequencies fall strictly within the 5 to 2300 MHz range and isolation between the passbands is necessary for signal integrity.

RF Multiplexers Part Context

This part belongs to the L-com line of signal conditioning components, specifically focusing on RF diplexers. Unlike software licenses or digital devices, this hardware unit provides physical signal separation capabilities. It serves as a passive network element within larger RF distribution architectures, distinct from active amplifiers or switches.

RF Multiplexers Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.