380-960/1710-1880/1920-2170 MHz Tri-band Combiner
A tri-band combiner is a device that combines signals from three different frequency bands into a single output. The specific tri-band combiner we are discussing in this article operates at three different frequency bands: 380-960MHz, 1710-1880MHz, and 1920-2170MHz.
The Port1 frequency range of 380-960MHz covers a wide range of applications, including VHF and UHF communication systems. This frequency band is commonly used for two-way radios, broadcast television, and amateur radio.
The Port2 frequency range of 1710-1880MHz is part of the GSM and LTE bands, commonly used for mobile communication systems. This frequency band is used for transmitting voice, data, and multimedia content over cellular networks.
The Port3 frequency range of 1920-2170MHz is also part of the GSM and LTE bands, used for high-speed data transmission in mobile communication systems. This frequency band is commonly used for streaming video, online gaming, and other data-intensive applications.
By combining signals from these three different frequency bands, the tri-band combiner allows for efficient and seamless communication across multiple bands. This is especially important in modern communication systems that rely on multiple frequency bands to provide reliable and high-speed connectivity.
Overall, the 380-960/1710-1880/1920-2170 MHz tri-band combiner is a versatile and essential component in communication systems that require the integration of signals from different frequency bands. Its compact design and high performance make it an ideal solution for a wide range of applications in the telecommunications industry.
