Combiner

       A combiner is a passive device that combines two or more signals into a single path. It has two or more inlets and an outlet. It is used to transmit and receive the nodes connection in a distributed system.
       Combiner could be divided into different types according to the frequency interval of the minimum inlet: frequency interval less than or equal to 10MHz, frequency interval between 10MHz and 500MHz, and frequency interval greater than 500MHz.

 Specification：

Connector Type	NF,7/16F
Characteristics Impedance	50Ω
Frequency Range	0.4~3GHz
Out-brand rejection	≥80dB
Insulation	≥80dB
Insert loss	≤0.5dB（frequency interval≥500MHz）  ≤1.0dB（500MHz>frequency interval≥10MHz）  ≤2.5dB（frequency interval<10MHz）
Passband Fluctuation	≤0.4dB（frequency interval≥500MHz）  ≤0.8dB（500MHz>frequency interval≥10MHz）  ≤2.2dB（frequency interval<10MHz）
VSWR	≤1.3
PIM3	≤-120dBc(+43dBm×2)
Sealing Class	IP68
2011/65/EC (RoHS)	Compliant