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Product Overview |
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The Symmetricom 58536A GPS 1:4 Active Splitter is a high-performance signal distribution solution designed to provide reliable GPS connectivity for up to four receivers. With a frequency range of 1.575 GHz, excellent port isolation, and low noise characteristics, this splitter is ideal for critical timing and synchronization applications in telecommunications, aerospace, and research industries. |
General Information |
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| Part Number | 58536A |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 5.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The Symmetricom 58536A GPS 1:4 Active Splitter is designed to distribute a single GPS antenna signal to up to four GPS receivers while maintaining high signal integrity. Operating at the GPS L1 frequency of 1.575 GHz, this splitter ensures reliable signal transmission across multiple devices, making it ideal for synchronization applications in telecom, defense, and scientific environments. Equipped with N-type female connectors, the unit provides secure and robust connections. Its active design enhances performance with a low noise figure of 5 dB, ensuring minimal signal degradation. Additionally, the 50 dB isolation between output ports prevents interference, delivering optimal GPS signal distribution. Key Features
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Use Cases |
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The Symmetricom 58536A GPS Distribution Amplifier is essential in environments where precise timing signals need to be reliably shared across multiple systems. Organizations operating in telecommunications, aerospace testing, and scientific research benefit from distributing a single GPS antenna feed to various GPS receivers without signal degradation or interference. How It's Used:
By enabling multiple receivers to utilize one antenna source without signal interference, this distribution amplifier enhances operational reliability and scalability. It supports complex deployments where maintaining timing accuracy across systems is crucial to overall network and application performance. |