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KRYTAR 2-Way Power Dividers | 0.4–45GHz Model Guide

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KRYTAR 2-Way Power Dividers: 0.4 to 45 GHz Model Selection Guide

KRYTAR 2-way power dividers are broadband passive microwave components designed to divide one RF input signal into two nominally equal, in-phase output signals. When operated in the reverse direction under suitable signal conditions, they may also be used as RF power combiners.

KRYTAR offers an extensive range of Wilkinson and proprietary Matched-Line Directional Divider—MLDD—products for RF, microwave and millimeter-wave systems. Available models extend from approximately 0.4 GHz to 45 GHz, supporting applications from wireless communication and laboratory testing to radar, electronic warfare, SATCOM and antenna beamforming.

The KRYTAR 2-way power-divider family is particularly suitable for systems requiring:

  • Ultra-broadband frequency coverage

  • Equal two-channel signal distribution

  • Low additional insertion loss

  • High output-port isolation

  • Low amplitude and phase imbalance

  • Compact coaxial construction

  • SMA, 2.92 mm or 2.4 mm connectivity, depending on model

KRYTAR 2-Way Power Dividers 6010400

Main KRYTAR 2-Way Power Divider Models

The following table provides a practical comparison of the principal standard KRYTAR two-way divider models. Values are maximum or minimum specifications, depending on the parameter.

KRYTAR modelFrequency rangeAdditional insertion lossIsolationAmplitude tracking
6004071250.4–7.125 GHz≤1.0 dB≥15 dB±0.2 dB
60200802–8 GHz≤0.8 dB≥19.5 dB0.25 dB
60051000.5–10 GHz≤1.0 dB≥19 dB±0.2 dB
607125-15357.125–15.35 GHz≤1.0 dB≥20 dB±0.3 dB
60051800.5–18 GHz≤1.5 dB≥19 dB0.3 dB
60101801–18 GHz≤1.2 dB≥19 dB0.3 dB
60201802–18 GHz≤1.1 dB≥19 dB0.3 dB
60202002–20 GHz≤1.2 dB≥19 dB±0.4 dB
60702407–24 GHz≤1.25 dB≥18 dB±0.4 dB
60052650.5–26.5 GHz≤1.5/1.9 dB≥19 dB0.3/0.5 dB
60102651–26.5 GHz≤1.2/1.6 dB≥19 dB*0.3/0.5 dB
60202652–26.5 GHz≤1.1/1.4 dB≥18 dB0.3/0.5 dB
60402654–26.5 GHz≤1.1/1.4 dB≥18 dB±0.3/±0.5 dB
60304003–40 GHz≤2.1 dB≥14 dB0.5 dB
6030400K3–40 GHz≤1.9 dB≥14.5 dB0.5 dB
6040400 / 6040400K4–40 GHz≤2.1 dB≥14 dB±0.5 dB
60604006–40 GHz≤2.1 dB≥14 dB0.5 dB
6060400K6–40 GHz≤1.9 dB≥14.5 dB0.5 dB
610040010–40 GHz≤2.1 dB≥14 dB0.5 dB
6100400K10–40 GHz≤1.9 dB≥14.5 dB0.5 dB
618040018–40 GHz≤2.1 dB≥14 dB0.5 dB
6180400K18–40 GHz≤1.9 dB≥14.5 dB0.5 dB
6265400 / 6265400K26.5–40 GHz≤1.9 dB≥14.5 dB0.38 dB
6010400 / 6010400K1–40 GHz≤2.5 dB≥14 dB0.6 dB
60304503–45 GHz≤2.1/2.8 dB≥14 dB±0.5/±0.7 dB

*Specifications that vary by frequency segment should be confirmed against the individual KRYTAR datasheet.

Typical Applications

KRYTAR 2-way power dividers can be used in:

  • RF and microwave test systems

  • Signal generators and calibration equipment

  • Radar transmit and receive modules

  • Electronic warfare systems

  • SATCOM terminals

  • 5G, 5G NR and emerging 6G equipment

  • Millimeter-wave research platforms

  • MIMO antenna systems

  • Phased-array and beamforming networks

  • Local oscillator distribution

  • Balanced amplifier circuits

  • Receiver signal distribution

  • Switching matrices

  • Laboratory signal monitoring

  • Quantum and cryogenic RF test systems

Power Divider vs. Directional Coupler vs. Hybrid Coupler

ComponentPrimary functionTypical output relationship
2-way power dividerDivides one input equally between two outputsEqual-amplitude, nominally in-phase outputs
Directional couplerSamples a selected portion of a through signalMain output plus lower-level coupled output
90° hybrid couplerDivides a signal with quadrature phase differenceOutputs approximately 90° apart
180° hybrid couplerProvides sum and difference signal functionsOutputs or inputs with 180° relationship

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the frequency range of KRYTAR 2-way power dividers?

Standard KRYTAR two-way divider models cover individual bands from approximately 0.4–7.125 GHz up to 3–45 GHz. The main product family is commonly specified as covering 0.5 to 45 GHz, while the listed 600407125 model extends operation down to 0.4 GHz.

Does a 2-way power divider always have 3 dB loss?

An ideal equal two-way split introduces approximately 3.01 dB of division loss at each output. Real devices also have additional circuit and material loss. KRYTAR’s published power-divider insertion-loss figures exclude the theoretical split loss.

Which KRYTAR model covers 6 to 40 GHz?

Models 6060400 and 6060400K cover 6 to 40 GHz. The K version offers a 2.92 mm connector configuration and published specifications of up to 1.9 dB additional insertion loss, at least 14.5 dB isolation and 0.5 dB amplitude tracking.

Which model provides the widest frequency coverage?

Model 6010400 covers 1 to 40 GHz, while Model 6030450 extends from 3 to 45 GHz. The best choice depends on whether low-frequency coverage below 3 GHz or upper-frequency coverage above 40 GHz is more important.

When should I choose a KRYTAR ULTRA+ power divider?

Choose an ULTRA+ model when the application requires tighter amplitude balance, phase tracking, VSWR or isolation specifications than the corresponding standard product.



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