Power Splitters
PIM:-160dBcN, 4.3-10 or DIN Type
Low PIM passive components are RF devices designed to minimize passive intermodulation in wireless infrastructure systems. They include power splitters, couplers, tappers, hybrid combiners, loads, attenuators, connectors, adaptors, and related RF accessories used in DAS, indoor coverage, and BTS tower applications.
Low PIM performance is important because passive intermodulation can create unwanted interference, reduce uplink quality, affect network capacity, and degrade user experience in high-power multi-band DAS networks. Using low PIM components helps improve RF reliability in indoor coverage and multi-operator wireless systems.
RFCOM supplies low PIM power splitters, couplers, tappers, hybrid combiners, loads, attenuators, connectors, adaptors, antennas, and RF cable assemblies for passive DAS, indoor coverage, tower sharing, and BTS site projects.
RFCOM's low PIM passive component portfolio includes products specified at -160 dBc PIM, depending on product type, connector configuration, frequency band, and test conditions. Customers should confirm the required PIM level, power rating, and connector type when requesting a quotation or datasheet.
Yes. RFCOM passive components are suitable for indoor DAS and in-building wireless systems where stable RF distribution, low insertion loss, and low PIM performance are required. They can be used with DAS antennas, RF coaxial cables, connectors, and other indoor coverage components.
Yes. RFCOM passive components can be used in BTS tower sites, tower sharing systems, outdoor RF distribution, and multi-band co-siting applications. Product selection should consider power rating, environmental requirements, connector type, frequency range, and PIM performance.
Selection depends on the DAS topology, frequency band, required coupling value, insertion loss budget, power rating, connector type, PIM target, and indoor or outdoor installation environment. RFCOM can help review project requirements and recommend suitable passive components for RF distribution networks.
Yes. RFCOM can support customized passive component requirements based on frequency range, connector type, power handling, mechanical structure, PIM specification, environmental rating, labeling, and project-specific RF design needs.
For a faster quotation, please provide the component type, frequency range, connector interface, power rating, PIM requirement, coupling value or attenuation value, quantity, indoor or outdoor application, and any drawings or datasheets required by the project.