Antenna Coupler Group

The Antenna Coupler Group is a subset of the supply class Antennas, Waveguides, And Related Equipment, which falls under the supply group Electrical And Electronic Equipment Components.

Antenna couplers are devices used to match the impedance of an antenna system to the impedance of a transmission line or a receiver. They are commonly used in radio communication systems to ensure efficient transfer of signals between the antenna and the transmission line or receiver.

The Antenna Coupler Group may include various types of couplers, such as:

1. Balun Couplers: These couplers are used to convert between balanced and unbalanced transmission lines, allowing for efficient signal transfer.

2. Impedance Matching Couplers: These couplers are used to match the impedance of the antenna system to the impedance of the transmission line or receiver, minimizing signal reflections and maximizing power transfer.

3. Directional Couplers: These couplers are used to sample a portion of the power passing through a transmission line, allowing for power measurements or signal monitoring without disrupting the main signal flow.

4. Hybrid Couplers: These couplers are used to split or combine signals in a balanced manner, allowing for signal distribution or combining in radio communication systems.

5. RF Couplers: These couplers are used to couple or decouple radio frequency (RF) signals between different components or systems, ensuring proper signal transfer and isolation.

The Antenna Coupler Group may also include various accessories and components related to antenna couplers, such as connectors, adapters, cables, and mounting hardware.

Overall, the Antenna Coupler Group provides a range of solutions for impedance matching, signal distribution, and signal monitoring in antenna systems and radio communication applications.