Passive Devices Inbuilding CA-104568

Passive Devices and
In-building Antennas
For distributed antenna systems

Table of Contents
Introduction
Deployed DAS Systems�� 2
CommScope DAS Solutions�� 4
CommScope Portfolio and Solution Sets�� 6
Protecting from Passive Intermodulation (PIM) �� 8
Part Number Descriptions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Cell-Max™ Antennas
Indoor Omni-directional Antennas �� 12
Indoor/Outdoor Directional Antennas �� 13
Outdoor Directional Antennas �� 14
MIMO Antennas�� 15
LTE Ready Devices 698—2700 MHz

Low Power Splitters �� 18
High Power Splitters�� 20
Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters�� 22
Air-dielectric Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters �� 24
Tappers�� 26
Hybrid Couplers �� 27
Hybrid Matrices 4x4�� 28
TETRA and LTE Ready Devices 380—2700 MHz

High Power Splitters�� 34
Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters�� 36
Hybrid Coupler�� 38
Terminations
Coaxial Loads/Terminations�� 42
Terminations�� 44
In-building Cable Products

1/2 Inch Cable�� 50
7/8 Inch Cable�� 51
1/2 Inch Connectors�� 52
7/8 Inch Connectors�� 53
Jumper Assemblies�� 54
Brackets
Cell-Max Antenna Mounting �� 56
Bracket Configurations
Bracket Configurations for Couplers, Hybrid Couplers, Splitters, and Tappers �� 57
Turnkey Program Management Services�� 58
CommScope • www.commscope.com/andrew 1
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Unmatched Coverage Expertise
We have implemented more DAS solutions in the world than any other Sample List of
company in the world, but we also have the unique distinction and honor In-Building Projects
of providing coverage solutions for some of the largest, high profile venues Stadiums and Arenas:
and structures as well. We’ve provided coverage solutions for every DAS • FIFA 2010 World Cup Stadiums
application you can imagine – including stadiums, metro train stations, • Madison Square Garden
tunnels, high speed railways, in-train, cruise ships, corporate buildings, • AT&T Park
retail and manufacturing. • HP Pavilion
Our wealth of RF coverage expertise is brought to every project we work on. • Cleveland Browns Stadium
From small, in-building projects under 25,000 square feet in coverage area, • Petco Park
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• Shanghai Changjiang
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Shopping Malls:
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Shopping Centre
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In-Building Antennas and Cables in the World
With continued pressures to drive down CAPEX, procuring the most economical passive
devices may be tempting from an initial cost savings perspective, but the risk of crippling
your network is far greater and more costly from an OPEX standpoint.
Going with the lowest cost vendor also doesn’t guarantee your network will enjoy any longevity.
While your network might work today, problems such as passive intermodulation (PIM) may
materialize in a matter of days, weeks or months, as vibration and moisture issues take hold.
Manufactured to the highest standards, our DAS products will perform exactly as expected.
Take comfort in knowing you’re specifying the most proven family of DAS products available.
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our passive and active products might add only a few percent to the products, services and support that
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Protect Your Network Investment
from Passive Intermodulation (PIM)
What Causes PIM?

In a passive RF circuit, the PIM is the interaction or mixing of the fundamental signal frequencies in a nonlin-
fundamental cause of nonlinearity, ear circuit, resulting in the generation of additional, unwanted, signals. Signals at
and the resulting PIM, is typically different frequencies in any non-linear circuit create a large number of additional
any degree of current rectification
at the conductor joints and/or signals at other frequencies. These other frequencies are the harmonics (integer
poor mechanical junctions in the multiples) of the fundamental frequencies and the sum and difference frequencies of
RF path. This can be degraded any combination of these fundamental and harmonics.
further with dynamic vibration or
movement of the components in
the RF path. These can be caused
by a number of factors,
the most common are:
• Surface oxidation in the
RF path
• Vibration of components
• Loose metal to metal contacts
• Solder splatters
• Poor solder connections
• Ferromagnetic materials in or
The general formula for an inter-modulation product of 2 carriers is:
near the current path
a*(f1) +/- b*(ƒ2) = nth Order IMD with a and b are 0, 1,2,3… and a+b=n
• Contact between dissimilar for 3 carriers a*(f1) +/- b*(ƒ2) +/- c*(ƒ3)= nth Order IMD with a, b and
metals as a result of insufficient c are 0, 1,2,3… and a+b+c=n and so on…
plating of metal
Example: the 3rd order product of the two E-GSM downlink channels on
• Improperly torqued connectors f1=926 MHz and f2=959 MHz are at: 2778 MHz 2877 MHz 893 MHz 992 MHz
• Structures or objects in close 2844 MHz 2811 MHz
proximity to the site Especially the product at 2*f1-f2 at 893 MHz is critical as this frequency falls in the UL band of
E-GSM.
PIM is problematic when:

• Detected in the receive band
• Two or more transmitter chan- Only Select Passive Components
nels share a common antenna
• Transmitter signal levels with Superior PIM Specs
are high
For years, the necessity to minimize generated PIM levels has long been recognized
• Receiver sensitivity is high
in radio communication systems such as mobile phones. Today’s multi-operator,
• Transmitters and receivers
are diplexed multi-service networks are increasingly more complex and ever changing. Capac-
ity requirements are doubling every year requiring higher carrier count and more
efficient modulations schemes. PIM is a more serious problem than ever before.
CommScope addresses PIM with an approach that is both holistic and proactive.
It starts with the quality of our soldering, sealing, connectors, cables and the use
of non-ferric based designs, to network design, through field installation, imple-
mentation and performance optimization. Nothing is left to chance in our total,
system wide effort in minimizing PIM interference.
Andrew Air Dielectric Coupler
The O-ring seal provides
superior longevity and
protection from moisture,
dirt and dust. Precision
machined
cavity
All our products have

press fit connectors for
better and stable IMD.
Exceptional Low PIM reading
Good PIM vs Bad PIM
Cast casing – not as

accurate as precision
machined cavity
Competitive Coupler Device
No plating – can oxidize over

time if moisture gets in
Example of Poor PIM reading
Part Number Descriptions
Passive Devices and In-building Antennas Model Number Sequence
In-building Antenna Model Number Sequence BRAND

CELLMAX = CommScope Cell-Max™ Antenna
Antenna CMAX = CommScope Cell-Max™ Antenna
Type
Brand PIM
MIMO
ANTENNA TYPE
O = Omni-directional
CMAX - D M 60 - C P U S E i D = Directional
PIM
Nominal Half Frequency i = Low IMD (Intermodulation)
Beam Width Group
ENVIRONMENTAL RATING
O = Outdoor Rated
EXT = Exterior
FREQUENCY GROUP
Outdoor Antenna Model Number Sequence T = 300-500 MHz TETRA Band
C = 800-1000 MHz Cellular/GSM Band
Environmental P = 1700-2000 MHz PCN/PCS Bands
Brand Rating U = 2000-2300 MHz UMTS/3G Bands
S = 2300-2400 MHz Spread Spectrum Band
E = 698-800/2400-2700 MHz Evolution Band
W = 2700-3800 MHz
CELLMAX - EXT - C P U S E
NOMINAL HALF POWER BEAMWIDTH
CELLMAX - D - C P U S E - O 30 = 30˚
60 = 60˚
Frequency Environmental
Group Rating DEVICE TYPE
S = Splitter
C = Coupler
CC = Tapper
H = Hybrid
H-4X4 = 4x4 Matrix
T = Termination
Splitter Model Number Sequence
Number of SPLITTERS
Outputs * = 2, 3, or 4 ways
Device Type Power PIM L = Low power
H = High power
N = N type connector
S - * - CPUSE - L - N i D = 7-16 DIN female connector type
Frequency Group Connector Type COUPLERS

* = Coupling: 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, 20, 30 dB
A = Air dielectric low IMD
TAPPERS
Coupler, Hyrid Coupler and Tapper Model Number Sequence * = Coupling factor: 6, 10, 15 dB
Coupling Factor
Device Type Connector Type HYBRIDS
* = Coupling factor: 3 dB
N = N Female connector type
H - * - CPUSE - N - A D = 7-16 DIN Female connector type
A = Air dielectric low IMD
Internal Construction
Frequency Group Low IMD
TERMINATIONS
* = Max power rating: 2, 10, 25, 50,100 W
N = N type Connector
D = 7-16 DIN
Termination Model Number Sequence M = Male
F = Female
Power Cooling S = Square section cooling element, default is round
Termination Rating Gender Element Shape
T - * - N M i - S
Connector Low IMD

Type
( Cell-Max™ Omni-directional Antennas Cell-Max™ Antennas
( Cell-Max™ Directional Antennas
( Cell-Max™ Outdoor Directional Antennas
( MIMO Antennas
Indoor Omni-directional Antennas
Despite being compact, in-building Cell-Max Omni Directional antennas are substantial
wide band antennas designed to last due to the specific choice of materials and careful
assembly methods.
Low IMD versions are treated with even further attention to details, all joints are soldered,
and only the very best quality components used, from copper elements to specific low
PIM connector and pigtail.
The element design offers homogeneous patterns for such wide band antennas, and
higher gain values where it matters.
Antennas are 100% tested for VSWR and low IMD products 100% PIM tested.
d Multiband frequency range: SMR/cellular, PCS, UMTS, and LTE
-100 -90 -80
d Compact design -110
0
-70
-120 -60
-130 -5 -50
d Homogenous patterns -140 -10 -40
-15
d Low PIM
-150
-20
-30 ( CELLMAX–O–CPUSE
-160 -25 -20 ( CELLMAX–O–CPUSEi
-170 -30 -10
-35
180 -40 0
170 10
160 20
150 30
Frequency
140 40
800
130 50
120 60 1800
110 70
100 90 80
Azimuth Pattern
( CELLMAX–O–CPUSE
( CELLMAX–O–CPUSEi
Indoor CELLMAX–O–CPUSE CELLMAX–O–CPUSEi

Frequency Range (MHz) 698—960/1710—2700 698—960/1710—2700
698—800: 1.8:1 698—800: 1.8:1
VSWR (MHz)
800—960/1710—2700: 1.5:1 800—960/1710—2700: 1.5:1
698—960: 1.5 698—960: 1.5
Gain (dBi)
1710—2700: 5 1710—2700: 5
Maximum Input Power (watts) 50
Polarization Vertical
Azimuth Beamwidth 360° omni-directional
Vertical Beamwidth 698–800 MHz 80° 80°
Vertical Beamwidth 800–960/1710–2700 MHz 65° 65°
Passive Intermodulation, PIM
— -140
(3rd order dBc @ 2x 43 dBm)
Impedance (ohms) 50
Temperature Range (C) -40° to +60°
Humidity (%) Up to 100%
Connectors N Female
Pigtail Cable KSR195, plenum rated 670-141SXE, plenum rated
Pigtail Length, mm (in) 315 (12.4) 500 (19.7)

Radome Color White
Mounting Thru hole + nut, ceiling mount
Optional Bracket Part Number 7543994
Dimensions, mm (in) 85 x 186 (3.3 x 7.3) 85 x 186 (3.3 x 7.3)
Weight, kg (lb) 0.3 (0.66) 0.33 (0.73)
All values are typical values
Indoor/Outdoor Directional Antennas
Cell-Max Directional antennas ideally complement the Omni-directional

antenna range.
Directional antennas boast the very same attention to detail as the
Omni-directional range.
d Compact design
d Homogenous patterns
d High gain
d Low PIM and outdoor variants
-100 -90 -80
-110 -70
-120 0 -60
-130 -5 -50
-140 -10 -40
-15
-150 -30
-20
-160 -25 -20
-170 -30 -10

-35
180 -4 0
0
170 10
160 20
150 30 ( CELLMAX–D–CPUSE
140 40
Frequency ( CELLMAX–D–CPUSEi
130 50
800
( CELLMAX–D–CPUSE–O
120 60 1800
110 70
100 90 80
Azimuth Pattern
( CELLMAX–D–CPUSE
( CELLMAX–D–CPUSEi
( CELLMAX–D–CPUSE–O
CELLMAX–D–CPUSE CELLMAX–D–CPUSEi CELLMAX–D–CPUSE–O
Frequency Range (MHz) 698—960/1710—2700
VSWR (MHz) 698—800: 1.8:1 800—960/1710—2700: 1.5:1
Gain (dBi) 698—960: 5 1710—2170: 8 2170—2700: 6
Azimuth Beamwidth 698–800MHz 110º
Azimuth Beamwidth 800–960/1710–2700 MHz 90º
Vertical Beamwidth 698–800 MHz 100°
Vertical Beamwidth 800–960/1710–2700 MHz 65°
— -140 —
Impedance (ohms) 50
Application indoor indoor outdoor
Connectors N Female
Pigtail Cable RG85U, plenum rated 670-141SXE, plenum rated RG85U, plenum rated
Pigtail Length, mm (in) 260 (10.2) 500 (19.7) 260 (10.2)
Radome Color White
Mounting 4-hole mounting plate, hardware included
Optional Bracket Part Number N/A
Dimensions, mm (in) 210 x 180 x 44 (8.2 x 7 x 1.7)
Weight, kg (lb) 0.44 (0.97) 0.62 (1.37) 0.44 (0.97)
Outdoor Directional Antennas
The Cell-Max Outdoor Directional antennas can be used in applications such as pick
up antennas and for stadium coverage.
This antenna offer a good size and price to gain/performance ratio. It provides
consistent narrow beamwidth over ultra wide frequency range needed for high
capacity hot spots.
d Good size/performance ratio
d CELLMAX-EXT-CPUSE for more complex applications
d High gain
d Consistent patterns
d Excellent PIM performance -100 -90 -80
-110 -70
-120 0 -60
-130 -5 -50
-140 -10 -40
-15
-150 -30
-20
-160 -25 -20
-170 -30 -10

-35
180 -40 0
( CELLMAX–EXT–CPUSE
170 10
160 20
150 30
140 40 Frequency
130 50 800
120 60
110 70 1800
100 90 80
Azimuth Pattern
( CELLMAX–EXT–CPUSE
Outdoor CELLMAX–EXT–CPUSE
Frequency Range (MHz) 698—960/1710—2700
VSWR 1.8:1
698—800: 10
Gain (dBi) 800—960: 11.4
1710—2700: 11
698—800: 66—76º
800—960: 59—69º
Azimuth Beamwidth (MHz)
1710—2200: 60—78º
2200—2700: 50—60º
698—800: 31—41º
Vertical Beamwidth (MHz) 800—960: 25—35º
1710—2700: 25—35º
-150
Impedance (ohms) 50
Connectors 7-16 DIN Female
Pigtail Cable N/A
Pigtail Length, mm (in) N/A
Radome Color White
Mounting Poles between 30—55 mm with supplied clamps
Dimensions, mm (in) 620 x 331 x 98 (24.4 x 13 x 3.8)
Weight, kg (lb) 4.5 (9.92)
MIMO Antennas
The Cell-Max MIMO antennas provide consistent dual polarized, narrow beam-
width over ultra wide frequency range needed for delivering high capacity
required in stadiums, sports arenas, and other capacity hot spots.
The directional antenna is equipped with a user friendly click technology
mounting bracket allowing flexible orientation and simple adjustment.
CommScope antennas ensure optimum capacity, minimum sector overlap, and
ease of installation for any solution. The innovative mounting bracket provides
an audio click for each 2.5º horizontal and 5 º vertical adjustments allowing
easy installation by installer without the need for visual adjustment. ( CMAX-DM30-CPUSEi
d Wideband to support future technologies

d Cross polarized (±45°) supporting MIMO installations
d Excellent PIM performance (-150 dBc)
d Flexible coverage adjustment through smart mounting bracket
d Vibration compliant for IEC 60068-2-6
d Compact size
d Laser tool mount
( CMAX-DM60-CPUSEi
CMAX-DM30-CPUSEi CMAX-DM60-CPUSEi
Frequency Range (MHz) 698—960/1710—2700 698—960/1710—2700
698—960: 1.9:1 | 10.1
VSWR 1.9:1 1710—2200: 1.8:1 | 10.9
2200—2700: 1.9:1 | 10.1
Gain (dBi) 11.0 8.0
Maximum Input Power (watts) 100 100
Polarization ±45° ±45°
698—960: 30º 698—960: 60º
Azimuth Beamwidth (MHz) 1710—2200: 33º 1710—2200: 60º
2200—2700: 30º 2200—2700: 68º
698—960: 64.0º 698—960: 63º
Vertical Beamwidth (MHz) 1710—2200: 63.0º 1710—2200: 60º
2200—2700: 60.0º 2200—2700: 66º
-150 -150
(3rd Order, 2 x 20 W, dBc)
Impedance (ohms) 50 50
Temperature Range (C) -40° to +60° -40° to +60°
Humidity (%) Up to 100% Up to 100%
Connectors 7-16 DIN Female 7-16 DIN Female
Radome Color White White
Mounting Poles between 30—55 mm with supplied clamps Poles between 30—55 mm with supplied clamps
Dimensions, mm (in) 127.00 x 609.60 x 340.36 (5.00 x 24.00 x 13.40) 124.46 x 299.72 x 299.72 (4.90 x 11.80 x 11.80)
Weight, kg (lb) 12.60 (27.78) 7.8 (17.2)
Antenna Engineering Drawings
Omni-directional Antennas Directional Antennas MIMO Antennas 39±2 12
186±2
(7.32±.09)
177±2
(6.96±.08) 100±2
85±2 43±1 140±2

(3.35±.09) (1.69±.04) -45
88.5±2 300±3 110±2
+45
(3.48±.08)
42±2
(1.65±.09)
315±20 206±2 270±10

(12.4±.78) (8.11±.08) (10.62±.4)
140±2
14±2 45±2
(.55±.09)
ø18±2 300±3
(ø.71±.09)
50±2 125±3
39±2
(1.97±.09)
18±2
( CELLMAX–O–CPUSE ( CELLMAX–D–CPUSE–O
( CELLMAX–O–CPUSEi ( CELLMAX–D–CPUSE–D
( CELLMAX–D–CPUSEi 100±2
140±2 4x M8
-45
300±3 110±2
+45
140±2
45±2
Outdoor Directional Antennas 300±3 MIMO Antennas

80±5 17.5±2
(3.15±.20) 3±1
(0.19±.04)
45±5
(1.77±.20) 161±5 161±5
127±5 127±5
610±10
(2.36±.20)
60±5
49±5 140±0.5 140±0.5 140±0.5 95±5

(24.4±.39)
620±10
54±5
(27.24±.39)
(21±.39)
534±10
692±10
44±5
80±5
(2.36±.20)
60±5
140±0.5
340±10 240±2
100±5 98±5
(3.94±.20) (3.86±.20)
30±2
(1.18±.08) 80±5 30±2
17.5±2
(3.15±.20) (1.18±.08)
331±5 161±5 161±5

127±5 127±5
(13.03±.20) ( CELLMAX–EXT–CPUSE
610±10
49±5 140±0.5 140±0.5 140±0.5 95±5 ( CMAX-DM60-CPUSEi

( CMAX-DM30-CPUSEi
54±5
44±5
80±5
140±0.5
340±10 240±2
Low Power Splitters Tappers LTE Ready Devices 698 — 2700 MHz
( N Female Connectors ( N Female Connectors
High Power Splitters Hybrid Couplers

( 7-16 DIN Female Connectors ( 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters Hybrid Matrices 4x4

( 7-16 DIN Female Connectors ( 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
Air-dielectric Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters

( N Female Connectors
( 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
LTE Ready Devices 698 — 2700 MHz
Low Power Splitters
Andrew’s multiband, low-power splitters are designed to evenly split low power d N Female Connectors
RF signals with minimal reflections or loss. The wide frequency range allows
d 50 watt average power rating
use with single or multiband antennas and radiating cable systems. The mul-
tiband frequency range includes SMR/Cellular, PCS, UMTS, WiFi, and LTE. The d Minimal RF insertion loss
multiband splitters are designed for indoor/outdoor (IP65) use.
d Low passive intermodulation (PIM)
d Superior isolation to reactive power splitters
d High reliability
d Easily wall mounted
( S–2–CPUSE–L–N ( S–3–CPUSE–L–N ( S–4–CPUSE–L–N
S–2–CPUSE–L–N S–3–CPUSE–L–N S–4–CPUSE–L–N

Frequency Range (MHz) 698—2700
VSWR 698—2700 MHz 1.2:1 1.25:1 1.3:1
Split Loss (dB nominal) 3.0 4.8 6.0
Dissipative Loss (dB nominal)
698—2500 MHz 0.3
698—2700 MHz 0.4 (2500—2700) 0.6 0.6
Power Rating (watts) Splitting: 50/Combining: 0.5
698—800: 18
Isolation (dB minimum) 698—2700: 20 698—2700: 20 800—2500: 20
2500—2700: 18
-130
Impedance (ohms nominal) 50
Relative Humidity (%) 0 to 100
Applications Indoor/Outdoor, IP65 rating
Connectors N Female
Connector Finish Inner layer—Silver plate/Outer layer—Cu-Sn-Zn plate
Housing Finish Black powder paint
Optional Bracket Part Number 42396A-17
Weight, g (lb) 240 (0.5) 500 (1.1) 600 (1.3)
Low Power Splitters
Building upon the already excellent S-x-CPUSE-L-N range through the use of d N Female Connectors
precious material plating and special soldering techniques these devices offer
very low passive intermodulation making this range ideal for use in more com-
plex applications. d Minimal RF insertion loss
d Very low passive intermodulation (PIM)
d High reliability
d Recommended for more complex applications
d Easily wall mounted
( S–2–CPUSE–L–Ni ( S–3–CPUSE–L–Ni ( S–4–CPUSE–L–Ni
S–2–CPUSE–L–Ni S–3–CPUSE–L–Ni S–4–CPUSE–L–Ni

VSWR 698—2700 MHz 1.2:1 1.25:1 1.3:1
Dissipative Loss (dB nominal)
698—2500 MHz 0.3
698—2700 MHz 0.4 (2500—2700) 0.6 0.6
Power Rating (watts) Splitting: 50/Combining: 0.5
698—800: 18
Isolation (dB minimum) 698—2700: 20 698—2700: 20 800—2500: 20
2500—2700: 18
-150
Connectors N Female
Bracket Part Number 42396A-17
Weight, g (lb) 260 (0.57) 540 (1.19) 650 (1.43)
High Power Splitters
The Andrew multiband, high-power splitter evenly splits high-power cellular sig- d N Female Connectors
nals with minimal reflections or loss. The reactive design employs no resistors,
eliminating their contribution to PIM and potential damage. The wide frequency
range allows use with single or multiband antennas and radiating cable sys- d 300 watt average power rating
tems. With few solder joints and an air dielectric, loss has been minimized and
d Minimal RF insertion loss
reliability enhanced.
d High reliability
d Designed for indoor and outdoor applications
d Supplied with spring clip accessory for ease of mounting to wall
( S–2–CPUSE–H–N ( S–3–CPUSE–H–N ( S–4–CPUSE–H–N
S–2–CPUSE–H–N S–3–CPUSE–H–N S–4–CPUSE–H–N

VSWR 698—2700 MHz 1.2:1 1.25:1 1.3:1
Dissipative Loss (dB nominal) 0.1 0.2 0.3
Power Rating (watts) 300
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Connectors N Female
Connector Finish Inner layer—Silver plate/Outer layer—Cu–Sn–Zn plate
Weight, g (lb) 340 (0.75) 370 (0.82) 390 (0.86)
The Andrew multiband, high-power splitter evenly splits high-power cellular sig- d 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
nals with minimal reflections or loss. The reactive design employs no resistors,
eliminating their contribution to PIM and potential damage. The wide frequency
range allows use with single or multiband antennas and radiating cable sys- d 700 watt average power rating
tems. With few solder joints and an air dielectric, loss has been minimized and
reliability enhanced.
d High reliability
d Supplied with spring clip accessory for ease of mounting to wall
( S–2–CPUSE–H–D ( S–3–CPUSE–H–D ( S–4–CPUSE–H–D
S–2–CPUSE–H–D S–3–CPUSE–H–D S–4–CPUSE–H–D

VSWR 698—2700 MHz 1.2:1 1.25:1 1.35:1
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Weight, g (lb) 970 (2.14) 1080 (2.38) 1170 (2.58)
Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters
These directional couplers support indoor applications in the LTE 700 MHz
cellular/GSM, the PCS/DCS–1800 band, and the 3G band to 2700 MHz.
Each unit couples a defined fraction of a high power cellular signal with
minimal reflections or loss. The wide frequency range allows use with
multiband antennas, radiating cable systems, and in wireless base
stations. The dissipative loss is minimized and reliability enhanced.
d N Female Connectors
d Multiband frequency coverage
d 200 watt average main line power
d High reliability
( C–x–CPUSE–N
C–6–CPUSE–N C–8–CPUSE–N C–10–CPUSE–N C–13–CPUSE–N C–15–CPUSE–N C–20–CPUSE–N C–30–CPUSE–N

VSWR (698—2700 MHz) 1.2:1
Insertion Loss (dB) 698—2700 MHz 1.5 1.1 0.7 0.5 0.4 0.2 0.2
Coupling loss (698—2700 MHz) 6 ± 0.8 dB 8 + -1.0 dB 10 ± 1.0 dB 13 ± 1.0 dB 15 ± 1.0 dB 20 ± 1.0 dB 30 ± 1.0 dB
Power Handling (watts) 200
Max. Reflected Power,
40 70 100 200 200 200 200
Through Port (watts)
Isolation (Minimal dB) 26 28 30 33 35 40 35
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Connectors N Female
Weight, g (lb) 300 (0.66) 300 (0.66) 300 (0.66) 300 (0.66) 300 (0.66) 300 (0.66) 340 (0.75)
Very low passive intermodulation, air dielectric verison of C-x-CPUSE-N-A

range, make this range ideal for more complex applications.
d 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
d High reliability
( C–x–CPUSE–D
C–6 CPUSE–D C–8–CPUSE–D C–10–CPUSE–D C–15–CPUSE–D C–20–CPUSE–D C–30–CPUSE–D

VSWR 1.2:1
Insertion Loss (dB) 698–2700 MHz 1.5 1.1 0.7 0.4 0.2 0.2
Coupling (698–2700 MHz) 6 ± 0.8 dB 8 ± 1.0 dB 10 ± 1.0 dB 15 ± 1.0 dB 20 ± 1.0 dB 30 ± 1.0 dB
40 70 100 200 200 200
Isolation (Minimal dB) 26 28 30 35 40 35
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Weight, g (lb) 750 (1.65) 750 (1.65) 750 (1.65) 750 (1.65) 750 (1.65) 800 (1.76)
Very low passive intermodulation, air dielectric verison of C-x-CPUSE-N

d High reliability
d Air-dielectric
( C–x–CPUSE–N–A
C–6–CPUSE– C–8–CPUSE– C–10–CPUSE– C–13–CPUSE– C–15–CPUSE– C–20–CPUSE– C–30–CPUSE–

N–A N–A N–A N–A N–A N–A N–A
VSWR (698—2700 MHz) 1.2:1
Coupling loss (698—2700 MHz) 6 ± 1.0 dB 8 ± 1.0 dB 10 ± 1.0 dB 13 ± 1.0 dB 15 ± 1.0 dB 20 ± 1.0 dB 30 ± 1.2 dB
40 70 100 200 200 200 200
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Connectors N Female
Weight, g (lb) 375 (0.83)
Very low passive intermodulation, air dielectric verison of C-x-CPUSE-D

d 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
d High reliability
d Air-dielectric
( C–x–CPUSE–D–A
C–6–CPUSE– C–8–CPUSE– C–10–CPUSE– C–13–CPUSE– C–15–CPUSE– C–20–CPUSE– C–30–CPUSE–

D–A D–A D–A D–A D–A D–A D–A
VSWR (698—2700 MHz) 1.2:1
Coupling loss (698—2700 MHz) 6 ± 1.0 dB 8 ± 1.0 dB 10 ± 1.0 dB 13 ± 1.0 dB 15 ± 1.0 dB 20 ± 1.0 dB 30 ± 1.2 dB
40 70 100 200 200 200 200
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Connectors N Female
Weight, g (lb) 900 (1.98)
Tappers
Andrew Tappers support indoor applications in the 700 LTE band, 900 MHz
cellular/GSM band, the PCS/DCS-1800 band, and the 3G band to 2700 MHz.
Each unit couples a defined fraction of high power cellular signal with minimal
reflections or loss. The wide frequency range allows use with multiband
antennas, radiating cable systems, and in wire base stations. The dissipative
loss is minimized and reliability enhanced.
d High reliability
d Supplied with spring clip accessory for ease
of mounting to wall
( CC–x–CPUSE–N
CC–6–CPUSE–N CC–10–CPUSE–N CC–15–CPUSE–N

VSWR 1.35:1
Dissipative Loss (dB) 1.7 0.8 0.3
Coupling (698–2700 MHz) 6 ± 1.2 dB 10 ± 1.2 dB 15 ± 1.0 dB
200
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Connectors N Female
Weight, g (lb) 350 (0.77) 330 (0.73) 330 (0.73)
Hybrid Couplers
Andrew’s hybrid couplers are designed to meet the specific needs of d N and 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
the wireless market. Andrew’s hybrid couplers are most commonly used
to combine two wireless carriers to a single antenna feed or cable. This
requires the termination of one output port in 50 ohms, and results in a 3 d Maximize isolation in the wireless bands
dB loss in each signal. In situations where two similar feeds are required–
for example in-building applications–both outputs may be used, eliminating
the need for a termination and the 3 dB loss. With few solder joints and an d High reliability
air dielectric, loss has been minimized and reliablility enhanced.
d Combines non-coherent signals
( H–3–CPUSE–N–A ( H–3–CPUSE–D–A
H–3–CPUSE–N–A H–3–CPUSE–D–A
Input VSWR 1.2:1 maximum
Coupling 3.1 ± 0.5 dB
Input Isolation (dB minimum) 23
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Connectors N Female 7-16 DIN Female
Weight, g (lb) 461 (1.02) 885 (1.95)
Hybrid Matrices 4x4
Andrew multiband 4x4 High Power Hybrid Matrices combine 4 input

signals into 4 output signals with minimum dissipative loss. Hybrid Matrices
can be used for indoor or outdoor applications. Hybrid Matrices now use
air dielectric technology and as a result offer very low intermodulation
characteristics over a wider frequency range.
A wide frequency range allows for use with single or multiband signal sources.
The device is designed to maximize the isolation and minimize intermodulation.
d N and 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
d Multiband
frequency ranges from LTE 700 MHz, SMR/cellular,
PCS, UMTS and 3G band to 2700 MHz
d High reliability
d Connects 4 inputs to 4 outputs
( H–4x4–CPUSE–N-A
H–4x4–CPUSE–N-A H–4x4–CPUSE–D-A
Input VSWR 1.25:1 maximum
Input Isolation (dB) 23
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Connectors N Female 7-16 DIN Female
Weight, g (lb) 4480 (9.88) 5080 (11.2)
For more information on coaxial loads, terminations

and high power terminations see page 41—44
Power Splitters Engineering Drawings
Multiband Low Power Splitters High Power Splitters

N Female Connectors N Female Connectors
125 (4.92) 40 (1.57)

50 (1.97) 4x ø4.5 (.18)
19 25 60.6
(.75) (.98) (2.39)
67
79 59
30 (2.64) (2.32) 3
(1.18) (3.11) (.12)
25
71 (2.80) (.98)
107 (4.21) 22
(.87) 5x ø3.2 (.13) 3
130 (5.12) (.12)
210.4 (8.28)
( S–2–CPUSE–L–N
( S–2–CPUSE–L–Ni
S-2-CPUSE-L-N DWG.ai ( S–2–CPUSE–H–N
S-2-CPUSE-H-N.ai
70 (2.76)
125 (4.92) 40 (1.57)
19 25 60.6
30 (.75) (.98) (2.39)
(1.18)
100 11 91 3
(9.34) (.43) (3.58) (.12)
25
(.98)
99 (3.90) 5x ø3.2 (.13)
140 (5.51) 3
22 (.12)
135 (5.31) (.87)
227 (8.94)
( S–3–CPUSE–L–N
S-3-CPUSE-L-N.ai
( S–3–CPUSE–H–N
70 (2.76) S-3-CPUSE-H-N.ai
125 (4.92) 40 (1.57)
28
(1.10)
19 25 60.6
28 141 121 (.75) (.98) (2.39)
130 (1.10) (5.55) (4.76)
(5.12)
3
(.12)
28
(1.10)
4x ø4.5 (.18)
42.8
5x ø3.2 (.13) 25 (1.69)
(.98)
93 (3.66) 22 140 (5.51) 3

(.87) (.12)
129 (5.08) 226.8 (8.93)
( S–4–CPUSE–L–N ( S–4–CPUSE–H–N
S-4-CPUSE-L-N.ai
S-4-CPUSE-H-N.ai
Power Splitters Engineering Drawings
High Power Splitters Air-dielectric

7-16 DIN Female Connectors Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters
N Female Connectors
125 (4.92) 50 (1.97) 16 (.63)
3) (1.50x1.50)
82.4 (3.24)
(.1 28
38x38
.2
ø3 (1.10) 27.5 (1.08) 27.5 (1.08)
4x 75
57
(2.95) 47 (1.85)
(2.24)
5
(.20)
10.2 (.40) 2x ø4.5 (.18) 10.2 (.40)

5
91 (3.58) (.20)
ø5.2 (.20)
119 (4.69) 22 (.87)
130 (5.12) 5 155 (6.10)
230 (9.06) (.20)
10.2 (.40)
( C–6,8–CPUSE–N–A
( S–2–CPUSE–H–D
16 (.63)
125 (4.92) 50 (1.97)
S-2-CPUS-H-D.ai
C-6,8-CPUSE-N-A.ai
82.4
28 (1.10) 38 (3.24)
(1.50) 75
30.5 (1.20) (2.95) 30.5 (1.20)
57 47 (1.85)
5 (.20) (2.24)
4x ø3.2 (.13)
9.3 (.37) 2x ø4.5 (.18) 9.3 (.37)

91 (3.58)
5
38 (.20)
(1.50) 119 (4.69)
22 (.87)
155 (6.10)
ø5.2 (.20)
5 (.20)
140 (5.51) 9.3 (.37)
252.2 (9.93) ( C–10,13,15,20,30–CPUSE–N–A
NOTE: THE TORLANCE IS ±1.0.
19.5±0.5
S-3-CPUSE-H-D.ai
125 (4.92) 50 (1.97)
75.6±1
28 (1.10) 38 82.4 44.8±1 54±1
(1.50) (3.24)
4x ø3.2 (.13) 23±0.5
5 (.20)
2x ø5.5±0.5
126±1 19.5±0.5
60.2 169.2±1 36±1

38 (2.37)
ø5.2 (.20) (1.50)
140 (5.51) 5 (.20)

254.4 (10.02) ( C–x–CPUSE–D–A
S-4-CPUSE-H-D.ai
Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters Engineering Drawings
N Female Connectors 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
54.8
(2.16) 2x ø5.5 (.22)
65.7
37 (2.59)
(1.46)
47 35.6 (1.40) 44
(1.85) (1.73)
2x ø4.5 (.18) 112 (4.41)

80 (3.15) 23 155.4 (6.12) 36 (1.42)
105 (4.13) (.91)
140.6 (5.54) 5,6,7,8,10,13,15,20dB
( C–6,10,15,20–CPUSE–D
( C–6,8–CPUSE–N
c-x-cpuse-d dwg.ai
C-68-CPUSE-N.ai
2x ø5.5 (.22)
58.8
(2.31)
41 69.7
51 39.6 (2.74)
(2.01) (1.61)
(1.56) 48
2x ø4.5 (.18) (1.89)
80 (3.15)
105 (4.13) 23 (.91) 112 (4.41) 36
140.6 (5.54) (1.42)
155.4 (6.12)
( C–10,13,15,20,30–CPUSE–N ( C–30–CPUSE–D
C-30-CPUSE-N.ai C-30-CPUSE-D
Multiband N Female Connectors
Tappers
5
(.20) 125 (4.92) 62.6
(2.46)
19 25
(.75) (.98)
5x ø3.2 (.13)
3
120 (4.72) (.12) 25 (.98)
209.1 (8.23)
( CC–6,10,15–CPUSE–N
CC-x-CPUSE-N.ai
Hybrid Couplers and Matrices Engineering Drawings
Hybrid Couplers Hybrid Matrices 4x4

N and 7-16 DIN Female Connectors N and 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
300±3 (11.81±.12)
127.7±2 (5.03±.08) 127.7±2 (5.03±.08)
3 (.12) 284±3 (11.19±.12)
26
12 (1.02)
(.47)
179±3 (7.05±.12)
169±3 (6.65±.12)
130±0.2 (5.12±.007)
91±0.2 (3.58±.007)
83
(3.27)
47
(.22)
(1.85)
5.5
2x ø4.5±0.3
(.18±.01) 313±3 (12.32±.12)
113.5±3 (4.45±.12)
91±0.2 (3.58±.01) 255±2
(.46±.08)
(10.04±.08)
11.8±2
138 (5.43)
49.5±2
( H–3–CPUSE–N–A (1.95±.08)
12
(.47) 2.3±1 (.09±.04)
( H–4x4–CPUSE-N-A
H-3-CPUSE-N-A.ai 300±3 (11.81±.12)

127.7±2 (5.03±.08) 127.7±2 (5.03±.08)
3 284±3 (11.19±.12)
(.12) 36
16.5 (1.42)
(.65)
130±0.2 (5.12±.01)
179±3 (7.05±.12)
169±3 (6.65±.12)
91±0.2 (3.58±.01)
90.2
2x ø4.5±0.3 (.18±.01) 47 (3.55)
(1.85)
(.22)
5.5
313±3 (12.32±.12)
91±0.2 (3.58±.01)
113.5±3 (4.45±.12)
138 (5.43) 255±2

(.46±.08)
(10.04±.08)
11.8±2
49.5±2
( H–3–CPUSE–D–A 16.5
(1.95±.08)
(.65)
2.3±1 (.09±.04)
( H–4x4–CPUSE-D-A
H-3-CPUSE-D-A.ai
High Power Splitters TETRA and LTE Ready Devices 380 — 2700 MHz

Hybrid Couplers
TETRA and LTE Ready Devices 380 — 2700 MHz
N Female Connectors
The Andrew multiband, high-power splitters evenly split high-power cellular d Multiband frequency range
signals with minimal reflections or loss. The reactive design employs no
resistors, eliminating their contribution to PIM and potential damage. The wide
frequency range allows use with single or multiband antennas and radiating d High reliability
cable systems. With few solder joints and an air dielectric, loss has been
minimized and reliability enhanced.
d Supplied with spring clip accessory for ease of
mounting to wall
( S–2–TCPUSE–H–N ( S–3–TCPUSE–H–N ( S–4–TCPUSE–H–N
S–2–TCPUSE–H–N S–3–TCPUSE–H–N S–4–TCPUSE–H–N
Input VSWR 1.2:1 1.25:1 1.3:1

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Connectors N Female
Weight, g (lb) 530 (1.17) 560 (1.23) 600 (1.32)
7-16 DIN Female Connectors
The Andrew multiband, high-power splitters evenly split high-power cellular d Multiband frequency range
signals with minimal reflections or loss. The reactive design employs no
resistors, eliminating their contribution to PIM and potential damage. The wide
frequency range allows use with single or multiband antennas and radiating d High reliability
cable systems. With few solder joints and an air dielectric, loss has been
minimized and reliability enhanced.
d Suppliedwith spring clip accessory for ease
of mounting to wall
( S–2–TCPUSE–H–D ( S–3–TCPUSE–H–D ( S–4–TCPUSE–H–D
S–2–TCPUSE–H–D S–3–TCPUSE–H–D S–4–TCPUSE–H–D
Input VSWR 1.2:1 1.25:1 1.3:1

-150
Weight, g (lb) 610 (1.34) 670 (1.48) 730 (1.61)
N Female Connectors
These directional couplers support indoor and outdoor applications in the

380—2700 MHz band. Each unit couples a defined fraction of a high
power signal with minimal reflections or loss. The wide frequency range
allows use with multiband antennas, radiating cable systems, and in wireless
base stations. The dissipative loss is minimized and reliability enhanced.
d High reliability
d Indoor and outdoor applications
( C–x–TCPUSE–N
C–6–TCPUSE–N C–10–TCPUSE–N C–15–TCPUSE–N C–20–TCPUSE–N C–30–TCPUSE–N

VSWR 1.25:1
Insertion Loss (dB) 1.7 0.8 0.4 0.3 0.2
Coupling (dB) 6 ± 1.0 10 ± 1.0 15 ± 1.0 20 ± 1.0 30 ± 1.5
40 100 200 200 200
Isolation (dB Typical) 20
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Impedance (ohms) 50
Applications Indoor/Outdoor, IP65 compliant
Connectors N Female
Weight, g (lb) 400 (0.88)
7-16 DIN Female Connectors
These directional couplers support indoor and outdoor applications in the

380—2700 MHz band. Each unit couples a defined fraction of a high
power signal with minimal reflections or loss. The wide frequency range
allows use with multiband antennas, radiating cable systems, and in wireless
base stations. The dissipative loss is minimized and reliability enhanced.
d High reliability
d Indoor and outdoor applications
( C–x–TCPUSE–D
C–6–TCPUSE–D C–10–TCPUSE–D C–15–TCPUSE–D C–20–TCPUSE–D C–30–TCPUSE–D

VSWR 1.25:1
Insertion Loss (dB) 1.7 0.8 0.4 0.3 0.2
Coupling 380–2700 MHz (dB) 6 ± 1.0 10 ± 1.0 15 ± 1.0 20 ± 1.0 30 ± 1.5
40 100 200 200 200
Isolation (dB Typical) 20
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Impedance (ohms) 50
Applications Indoor/Outdoor, IP65 compliant
Weight, g (lb) 890 (1.96)
Hybrid Couplers
N Female Connectors
Andrew’s hybrid couplers are designed to meet the specific needs of
the wireless market. Andrew’s hybrid couplers are most commonly used
to combine two wireless carriers to a single antenna feed or cable. This
requires the termination of one output port in 50 ohms, and results in
a 3 dB loss in each signal. In situations where two similar feeds are
required–for example in-building applications–both outputs may be
used, eliminating the need for a termination and the 3 dB loss.
d 120 W average power rating
d Maximize isolation in the wireless bands
d High reliability
d Combines non-coherent signals
( H–3–TCPUSE–N
H–3–TCPUSE–N
Frequency Range (MHz) 380-2700 MHz

VSWR 1.25:1
Insertion Loss (dB) 0.3
Power Rating 120 watt average
Input Isolation (dB minimum) 23
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Connectors N Female
Weight, g (lb) 780 (1.72)
For more information on coaxial loads, terminations

and high power terminations see page 41—44
High Power Splitters Engineering Drawings
N Female Connectors 7-16 DIN Female Connectors
125 (4.92) 60 (2.36)

125 (4.92) 60 (2.36)
25 64.2
25 60.8 19 (.75)
19 (.75) (.98) (2.53)
(.98) (2.39) 5x ø3.5 (.14)
5x ø3.5 (.14) 270.6 (10.65)
268.8 (10.58)
283.2 (11.15) 285 (11.22)
195 (7.68) 195 (7.68) 3 (0.19)

3 (.12)
25 25 29
(.98)
(.98) (1.14)
( S–2–TCPUSE–H–D
( S–2–TCPUSE–H–N
S-2-TCPUSE-H-N.ai
185 (7.28)
3 (.12) 125 (4.92) 60 (2.36)
25
(.98)
25 19 (.75) 64.2
(.98) (2.53)
5x ø3.5 (.14)
125 (4.92) 60 (2.36) 265.2 (10.44)
297.3 (11.70)
25 60.8 185 (7.28) 3 (0.19)

(.98) (2.39)
5x 3.5 (.14) 19 25 29
(.75) (.98) (1.14)
263.5 (10.37)
293.9 (11.57)
S-3-TCPUSE-H-N.ai
125 (4.92) 60 (2.36)
42.9
(1.69) 25 19 (.75) 64.2
(.98) (2.53)
185 (7.28) 3 (.12)
5x ø3.5 (.14)
265.2 (10.44)
125 (4.92) 60 (2.36) 297.3 (11.70)
44.6 46.6
25 60.8 25 (1.76) (1.83)
(.98) (2.39) (.98)
3.5 (.14) 19 185 (7.28) 3 (0.19)
(.75)
263.5 (10.37)
293.9 (11.57)
Directional Couplers/Unequal and Hybrid Couplers Splitters Engineering Drawings
N Female Connectors N Female Connectors
2x ø5±1 (.20±.04) THRU

65
(2.56) 37 53±2 88.6±2
(1.46) (2.09±.08) (3.49±.08)
2x ø4.5 (.18)
148±1 (5.83±.04)
80 (3.15) 23
(.91) 190±1 (7.48±.04)
144 (5.67)
200±2 (7.87±.08)
180 (7.09)
1.25±0.5 (.05±.02)
( C-6,10,15,20,30–TCPUSE–N
C-xx-TCPUSE-N.ai 25±2
20±1(.79±.04) (.98±.08)
1.25±0.5 10±0.5 17.5±0.5 17.5±0.5

(.05±.02) (.39±.02) (.69±.02) (.69±.02)
2x ø5.5 (.22) ( H–3–TCPUSE–N

65.7
35.6 44 (2.59)
(1.40) (1.73)
h-3-tcpuse-n dwg.ai
151 (5.94)
36
194.4 (7.65) (1.42)
( C–6,10,15,20,30–TCPUSE–D
C-x-TCPUSE-D.ai
Port Configuration of Hybrid Devices
Input Input Out Port 1

J2 In Port 1
J1
J4 J3 Out Port 2 In Port 2

Output Output
( H–3–TCPUSE–N ( H-3-CPUSE-x-A
configuration.eps
configuration2.ai
Coaxial Loads/Terminations Terminations
( N and 7-16 DIN Male and Female Connectors
High-Power Terminations
( N and 7-16 DIN Male and Female Connectors
Coaxial Loads/Terminations
N and 7-16 DIN Male and Female Connectors
This series of terminations are medium power coaxial loads which operate d Finned termination
from 0 to 3000 MHz. Cooling fins minimize temperature rise. The terminating
d Ideal for wireless applications
element is enclosed within a carefully matched coaxial housing. Standard
connectors are N and 7-16 DIN Male or Female. d High reliability
d T-50-NFi and T-50-DFi for very low PIM applications
( T–2–NM ( T–2–NF ( T–2–DM ( T–10–NF ( T–10–NM
T–2–NM T–2–NF T–2–DM T–10–NM T–10–NF

Frequency Range (MHz) 0-3000
VSWR 1.15:1
Maximum Average Power (watts) 2 2 2 10 10
Impedance (ohms) 50
Temperature Range (C) -35° to + 50°
Connectors N Male N Female 7-16 DIN Male N Male N Female
Housing Finish Black oxidization
Maximum Length, mm (in) 40.5 (1.59) 40.5 (1.59) 36 (1.42) 53 (2.11) 53 (2.11)
Diameter Maximum mm (in) 20 (0.78) 20 (0.78) 35 (1.38) 35 (1.38) 35 (1.38)
Weight, g (lb) 45 (0.1) 40 (0.09) 70 (0.15) 110 (0.24) 100 (0.22)
Coaxial Loads/Terminations
( T–25–DM ( T–50–NM–S ( T–50–DF–S ( T–50–DFi

( T–25–DF ( T–50–NF–S ( T–50–DM–S ( T–50–NFi
T–25–DM T–25–DF T–25–NF T–25–NM T–50–NM–S T–50–NF–S T–50–DM–S T–50–DF–S

Maximum Average Power (watts) 25 50
Impedance (ohms) 50
Temperature Range (C) all
-35° to + 50° -25° to + 50°
temp ranges to be -35 to + 50C
Connectors 7-16 DIN Male 7-16 DIN Female N Female N Male N Male N Female 7-16 DIN Male 7-16 DIN Female
Maximum Length, mm (in) 87.5 (3.44) 86.5 (3.41) 81.5 (3.21) 81.5 (3.21) 129.5 (5.1) 123.5 (4.86) 129 (5.08) 125.5 (4.99)
Diameter/Height, mm (in) 35 (1.38) 35 (1.38) 35 (1.38) 35 (1.38) 50 (1.97) 50 (1.97) 50 (1.97) 50 (1.97)
Weight, g (lb) 215 (0.47) 205 (0.45) 145 (0.32) 165 (0.36) 360 (0.79) 350 (0.77) 440 (0.97) 420 (0.93)
( T–50–DFi ( T-100-NM-S
( T–50–NFi
T–50–NFi T–50–DFi T-100-NM-S

Maximum Average Power (watts) 50 100
-150
Impedance (ohms) 50
-25° to + 50°
Connectors N Female 7-16 DIN Female N Male
Maximum Length, mm (in) 233 (9.17) 240 (9.45) 195 (7.68)
Diameter/Height, mm (in) 87 (3.43) 87 (3.43) 88.6 (3.49)
Weight, g (lb) 2780 (6.13) 2830 (6.24) 2000 (4.41)
Terminations
200 W 7-16 Male and Female Terminators
This series of terminations are high-power coaxial loads which operate from d Finned termination
70—2700 MHz. Cooling fins minimize temperature rise. The terminating
element is enclosed within a carefully matched aluminium housing.
d High reliability
d Mounting bracket included
( 7651924-00 ( 7651925-00
7651924-00 7651925-00
Frequency Range (MHz) 70 - 2700

Maximum Average Power (watts) 160 @ 65°C — 200 @ 25°C
Impedance (ohms) 50
-33° to +65°
Connectors 7/16-Female 7/16-Male
Housing Finish Aluminium
Maximum Length, mm (in) 242 (9.5)
Height, Width, Depth, mm (in) 130 x 165 x 242 (5.12 x 6.50 x 9.53 including bracket/connections)
Weight, g (lb) 3.7 (8.16)
Terminations
200 W N Male and Female Terminators
This series of terminations are high-power coaxial loads which operate from d Finned termination
70—3000 MHz. Cooling fins minimize temperature rise. The terminating
element is enclosed within a carefully matched aluminium housing.
d High reliability
d Mounting bracket included
( 7651927-00 ( 7651928-00
7651927-00 7651928-00
Frequency Range (MHz) 70 - 3000

Maximum Average Power (watts) 160 @ 65°C — 200 @ 25°C
Impedance (ohms) 50
-33° to +65°
Connectors N Female N Male
Housing Finish Aluminium
Maximum Length, mm (in) 242 (9.5)
Height, Width, Depth, mm (in) 130 x 165 x 242 (5.12 x 6.50 x 9.53 including bracket/connections)
Weight, g (lb) 3.7 (8.16)

1.5 (.06) 2.5 (.10)
2 (.08)
ø20
(.79)
ø35±0.5
19.5 (1.38±.02)
(.77)
40.5 (1.59)
34.7
( T–2–NM (1.37) ø20 (.79)
86.2±1 (3.39±.04)
T-2-NM.ai ø20 ( T–25–DF

(.79) T-25-DF.ai
1.5 (.06) 2.5 (.10)
19.5
(.77) 2 (.08)
40.5 (1.59)
( T–2–NF ø35±0.5
(1.38±.02)
36 (1.42)
34.7
T-2-NF.ai (1.37) ø20 (.79)
ø17 ø20
(.67) (.79) 86.2±1 (3.39±.04)
( T–25–DF
( T–2–DM T-25-DF.ai
2±0.5
T-2-DM.ai
1.5±0.5 2.5±0.5
ø35
(1.38) Ø20±0.5 Ø35±0.5
30
(1.18) 30±1
53.5
(2.11) 81.5±1
( T–10–NM ( T–25–NF
2±0.5
T-10-NM.ai
1.5±0.5 2.5±0.5
35
(1.38)
30 Ø20±0.5 Ø35±0.5
(1.19)
53.5
(2.11)
31±1
( T–10–NF
82.5±1
T-10-NF.ai ( T–25–NM
ø35
(1.38)
ø35
(1.38)
36
(1.42)
87.5 34.6
(3.44) (1.36)
86.3 (3.40)
( T–25–DM
( T–50–NM–S
T-25-DM
T-25-DF.eps
87.0 6.5 (.26)

233.0 (9.17) (2.11)
1 (.04)
5 (.20)
14 (.55)
110.0 99.0 50
(4.33) (2.11) (1.97) 14 (.55)
14 (.55)
214.5 (8.43) 4-M3

20.5 46.0 50 (1.97) 103.5 (4.07)
(2.11) (2.11) 121.5 (4.78)
( T–50–NFi
( T–50–NF–S
T-50-NF-s.ai
6.5 (.26)
1 (.04)
5 (.20)
2x M3 50
(1.97) 34.8 20 14 (.55)
(.79) 50
25 (1.37) (1.97) 14 (.55)
(.98)
41 (1.61) 103.5 (4.07) 15 (.59)
129 (5.08)
50 (1.97)
50 (1.97) 103.5 (4.07)
( T–50–DM–S 125.5 (4.94)
( T–50–DF–S
T-50-DM-S dwg.ai
T-50-DF-S.ai
87.0
239.9 (9.45) (2.11)
46.9±1
68±1 140±2 88.6±2
110.0 99.0 48±1 104±1
(4.33) (2.11) 41.7±1
140±2
169±2
214.5 (8.43) 4-M3 195±2
20.5 46.0
(2.11) (2.11) ( T–100–NM-S
( T–50–DFi
Coaxial Loads/Terminations Engineering Drawings

242 114
2xØ 11
165
15 832
50
212
160
( 7651924-00
242 114
2xØ 11
165
15 832
50
160
( 7651925-00
114
242
Ø 11 Ø 11
165
832
50
160
212
( 7651928-00
242
114
Ø 11 Ø 11
165
832
50
160
212
( 7651927-00
In-building Cable Products
1/2” Cable
HELIAX® Series Cable
Aluminum Plenum Rated— AL4RPV-50

Our newest offering, HELIAX AL4RPV-50 cable, is a cost-effective alternative
to copper plenum solutions, applicable for all common frequency bands, and
offers excellent VSWR and PIM performance. HELIAX AL4RPV-50 is designed
with an aluminum outer corrugated conductor and PVC jacket. The superior
extruded dielectric construction allows for consistent mechanical strength and
electrical performance throughout the entire cable. ( AL4RPV-50
HL/HJ Series Copper Plenum Rated Cable—HL4RP-50A

This premium copper plenum series of cable has been field proven over
decades of use. HELIAX copper allows a choice of cables for the most
demanding applications while also providing flexibility for specific frequencies
and attenuation needs. ( HL4RP-50A
LDF Series Copper Riser Rated Cable—LDF4RK-50A
Designed for low loss, HELIAX LDF Series cables have a closed-cell, foam-
polyethylene dielectric that maintains its characteristics over time. The lower
density foam allows higher velocities and provides lower attenuation than
FSJ cables. Attenuation characteristics approach those of similarly sized air
dielectric cables. These cables are typically designed for high frequency appli-
cations.
( LDF4RK-50A
d Usable lengths available through Andrew and distributors
d No minimum length order requirements
AL4RPV-50 HL4RP-50A LDF4RK-50A

HELIAX® Plenum Rated Air Dielectric HELIAX® Plenum Rated Air Dielectric HELIAX® Low Density Foam Coaxial
Description
Coaxial Cable, corrugated aluminum Coaxial Cable, corrugated copper Cable, corrugated copper
UL/ETL Certification
UL/ETL Certification
UL/ETL Certification RoHS 2002/95/EC
Regulatory Compliance/Certifications RoHS 2002/95/EC
ISO 9001:2008 China RoHS SJ/T 11364-2006
ISO 9001:2008
ISO 9001:2008
VSWR Specifications
806–960 MHz 1.25:19 1.13:24.3 —
1700–2200 MHz 1.25:19 1.13:24.3 —
Dielectric Material PE spline PE spline Foam PE
Inner Conductor Material Copper-clad aluminum wire
Jacket Color Off white Blue Black
Non-halogenated,
Jacket Material PVC PVDF
fire retardant polyolefin
Outer Conductor Material Corrugated aluminum Corrugated copper Corrugated copper
Cable Impedance, ohm 50 ±2 50 ±2 50 ±1
Attenuation
960 MHz, db/100 m (dB/100ft) 7.892 (2.405) 7.357 (2.242) 7.124 (2.171)
1800 MHz, db/100 m (dB/100ft) 11.439 (3.487) 10.503 (3.201) 10.058 (3.066)
2100 MHz, db/100 m (dB/100ft) 12.559 (3.828) 11.483 (3.5) 10.961 (3.341)
2500 MHz, db/100 m (dB/100ft) 13.975 (4.259) 12.714 (3.875) 12.09 (3.685)
Operating Frequency Band, MHz 1 – 6000 1 – 8800 1 – 8800
Velocity, % 86.5 88 88
Installation Temperature, C, (F) -20° to +60° (-4° to +140°) -20° to +60° (-4° to +140°) -25° to +60° (-13° to +140°)
Operating Temperature, C, (F) -20° to +85° (-4° to +185°) -20° to +80° (-4° to +176°) -30° to +80° (-22° to +176°)
Storage Temperature, C, (F) -20° to +85° (-4° to +185°) -20° to +85° (-4° to +185°) -30° to +80° (-22° to +176°)
Fire Retardancy Test Method — — UL 1666/CATVR
Minimum Bend Radius, Multiple Bends, mm (in) 127.00 (5.00)
Minimum Bend Radius, Single Bend, (in) 2.50 — 2.00
Smoke Index Test Method — — IEC 61034
Toxicity Index Test Method — — IEC 60754-1, IEC 60754-2
7/8” Cable
HELIAX® Series Cable
AVA Series Copper Riser Rated Cable—AVA5RK-50

HELIAX AVA Series cable has set the standard for RF transmission line systems.
Engineered to consistently deliver the lowest attenuation, maximum flexibility, and
proven reliability, HELIAX AVA copper is used in tens of thousands of sites around
the world. HELIAX AVA is uniquely designed for tough installations that require tight
or repeated bends.
HL/HJ Series Copper Plenum Rated Cable—HJ5RP-50
This premium copper plenum series of cable has been field proven over decades of
use. HELIAX copper allows a choice of cables for the most demanding applications ( AVA5RK-50
while also providing flexibility for specific frequencies and attenuation needs.
d Usable lengths available through Andrew and distributors quickly
d Competitive performance backed by extensive industry experience and expertise
( HHJ5RP-50
AVA5RK-50 HJ5RP-50
HELIAX® Andrew Virtual Air™ Coaxial Cable, HELIAX® Plenum Rated Air Dielectric Coaxial Cable,
Description
corrugated copper corrugated copper
UL/ETL Certification,
RoHS 2002/95/EC UL/ETL Certification
Regulatory Compliance/Certifications
China RoHS SJ/T 11364-2006 ISO 9001:2008
ISO 9001:2008
VSWR Specifications, 806–960 MHz /1700–2170 MHz 1.13:24.30 —
Dielectric Material Foam PE PE
Inner Conductor Material Copper tube
Jacket Color Black Blue
Jacket Material Non-halogenated, fire retardant polyolefin PVDF
Outer Conductor Material Corrugated copper
Cable Impedance, ohm 50±1
Attenuation
960 MHz, db/100 m (dB/100ft) 3.673 (1.119) 4.107 (1.252)
1800 MHz, db/100 m (dB/100ft) 5.205 (1.586) 5.886 (1.794)
2100 MHz, db/100 m (dB/100ft) 5.678 (1.731) 6.442 (1.964)
2500 MHz, db/100 m (dB/100ft) 6.27 (1.911) 7.142 (2.177)
Operating Frequency Band, (Mhz) 1 – 5000 1 – 5200
Velocity, % 91 92%
Installation Temperature, C, (F) -25° to +60° (-13° to +140°) -20° to +60° (-4° to +140°)
Operating Temperature, C, (F) -30° to +80° (-22° to +176°) -20° to +85° (-4° to +185°)
Storage Temperature, C, (F) -30° to +80° (-22° to +176°) -20° to +85° (-4° to +185°)
Fire Retardancy Test Method UL 1666/CATVR —
Minimum Bend Radius, Multiple Bends 10.00
Minimum Bend Radius, Single Bend, (in) 5.00 —
Number of Bends, minimum 15
Number of Bends, typical 30 20
Smoke Index Test Method IEC 61034 —
Toxicity Index Test Method IEC 60754-1, IEC 60754-2 —
1/2” Connectors
Positive Stop™ Connectors
Ease connector attachment issues and ensure excellent RF transmission line d No special tools required
performance with Positive Stop Connectors from Andrew.
d Full tightens in less than one rotation
Revolutionary Positive Stop Connectors for HELIAX corrugated coaxial cables
d Visual and mechanical fit verification
require no special tools or torque wrenches, eliminating both guess work and
time consuming measurements. d Integrated sealing mechanism
Using standard wrenches and in less than one rotation, Positive Stop d Faster, easier installation
Connectors give the installer a clear visual and mechanical verification of a
d Excellent electrical performance
correct fit, sealing out water and sealing in excellent electrical performance.
Positive Stop Connectors are waterproof, even unmated.
The connectors’ easy verification eliminates the need to control torque levels
and provides consistent attachment integrity and electrical performance.
( L4TNM-PSA
( L4TNF-PSA
L4TNF-PSA L4TNM-PSA
Description Positive Stop™ for 1/2 in AL4RPV-50, LDF4-50A cable
RoHS 2002/95/EC RoHS 2002/95/EC
Regulatory Compliance/Certifications China RoHS SJ/T 11364-2006 China RoHS SJ/T 11364-2006
ISO 9001:2008 ISO 9001:2008
VSWR Specifications
50–1000 MHz 39 39
1010–2200 MHz 37 37
2210–3000 MHz 33 33
-116 @ 910
(dBm @ 2 x 43 dBm @ MHz)
Cable and Connector Impedance, (ohm) 50
Insertion Loss, typical, (dB) 0.05
Operating Frequency Band, (MHz) 0 – 8800
Corrosion Test Method MIL-STD-1344A, Method 1001.1, Test Condition A
Immersion Test Method IEC 60529:2001, IP68
Mechanical Shock Test Method MIL-STD-202, Method 213, Test Condition I
Moisture Resistance Test Method MIL-STD-202F, Method 106F
Operating Temperature, C (F) -55° to +85° (-67° to +185°)
Storage Temperature -55° to +85° (-67° to +185°)
Thermal Shock Test Method MIL-STD-202F, Method 107G, Test Condition A-1, Low Temperature -55 °C
Vibration Test Method IEC 60068-2-6
Water Jetting Test Method IEC 60529:2001, IP66
Body Style Straight
Interface N Female N Male
Attachment Durability 25 cycles
Connector Retention Torque, (in lb) 48.00
Inner Contact Attachment Method Captivated
Inner Contact Plating Silver
Interface Durability 500 cycles
Interface Durability Method IEC 61169-16:9.5 —
Outer Contact Attachment Method Ring-flare
Outer Contact Plating Trimetal —
7/8” Connectors
Positive Stop™ Connectors
( AL5NF-PSA ( AL5NM-PSA ( H5PNF ( H5PNM
AL5NF-PSA AL5NM-PSA H5PNF H5PNM

Description Positive Stop™ for 7/8 in AL5-50 and AVA5-50 cable For 7/8 in HJ5-50 air dielectric cable
RoHS 2002/95/EC RoHS 2002/95/EC RoHS 2002/95/EC
Regulatory Compliance/
China RoHS SJ/T 11364-2006 China RoHS SJ/T 11364-2006 China RoHS SJ/T 11364-2006 ISO 9001:2008
Certifications
ISO 9001:2008 ISO 9001:2008 ISO 9001:2008
45–1080 MHz: 41
50–1000 MHz: 39 50–1000 MHz: 39 0–1000 MHz: 40
1080–1590 MHz: 33
VSWR Specifications 1010–2200 MHz: 38 1010–2200 MHz: 38 1000–2200 MHz: 38
1590–2110 MHz: 29
2210–3000 MHz: 34 2210–3000 MHz: 35 2200–4000 MHz: 25
2110–4680 MHz: 28
-116 @ 910 — —
(dBm @ 2 x 43 dBm @ MHz)
Cable and Connector Impedance,
50
(ohm)
Insertion Loss, typical, (dB) 0.05
Operating Frequency B and, (Mhz) 0 – 5200
Corrosion Test,
Condition A Condition B
MIL-STD-1344A, Method 1001.1,
Immersion Test Method IEC 60529:2001, IP68 — —
Mechanical Shock Test MIL-STD-202F, Method 213B, Test Condition C MIL-STD-202, Method 213, Test Condition I
Moisture Resistance Test Method,
Method 106F MIL-STD-202F, Method 106
MIL-STD-202F
Operating Temperature, C (F) -55 ° to +85° (-67° to +185°) -40° to +150° (-40° to +302°)
Storage Temperature, C (F) -55° to +85° (-67 ° to +185°) -70° to +100° (-94° to +212°)
Thermal Shock Test Method,
Method 107G, Test Condition A-1, Low Temperature -55 °C
MIL-STD-202F
Vibration Test Method IEC 60068-2-6 MIL-STD-202, Method 204, Test Condition B
Water Jetting Test Method IEC 60529:2001, IP66 — —
Body Style Straight
Gas Barrier No Yes
Interface N Female N Male N Female N Male
Attachment Durability 25 cycles — —
Connector Retention Torque, (in lb) 72.00
Inner Contact Attachment Method Captivated Self-tapping
Inner Contact Plating Silver Gold
Interface Durability 500 cycles
Interface Durability Method IEC 61169-16:9.5 MIL-C-39012, Section 4.6.12
Outer Contact Attachment Method Ring-flare Tab-flare
Outer Contact Plating Trimetal Silver
Jumper Assemblies
SureFlex™ Jumpers
SureFlex is a series of premium performance assemblies designed

to help operators consistently meet system PIM performance levels,
eliminate installation variables, and provide long term protection against
moisture ingress and other environmental effects. It’s performance that
is individually tested and guaranteed in writing. With Andrew’s Rapid
Response Program and strategic distribution network, SureFlex supports
your just-in-time needs.
d Low Passive Intermodulation (PIM), VSWR, DTF ( F1A-PNMNM-5
( F1A-PNMNM-10
d On-line factory performance measurements
d Completely weatherproof (mated/unmated)
F1A-PNMNM-5 F1A-PNMNM-10
Description FSJ1-50A SureFlex™ Jumper with interface types N Male and N Male
Regulatory Compliance/Certifications RoHS 2002/95/EC RoHS 2002/95/EC
China RoHS SJ/T 11364-2006 China RoHS SJ/T 11364-2006
ISO 9001:2008 ISO 9001:2008
VSWR Specifications, 700–3000 MHz 1.33: 17 1.43: 15
Body Style, Connector A Straight
Body Style, Connector B Straight
Interface, Connector A N Male
Interface, Connector B N Male
Cable Family FSJ1-50A
Length, m 1.520 3.050
Brackets
Brackets
Cell-Max™ Antenna Mounting
Antenna Mounting Configuration and Brackets
Step 1 ø18-ø50 (ø0.7 -ø1.9)

Drill hole in ceiling
Step 2
Fix bracket onto ceiling
Step 3
Insert antenna
into bracket pegs
Step 4
( 7543994 Rotate antenna to
Standard mounting configuration secure into position
for Omni-directional antennas Optional bracket for
omni-directional antennas Ceiling mounting configuration with optional bracket
Wall Mounting Configuration Wall Mounting Configuration

( CELLMAX–D–CPUSE–O Pole Mounting Configuration
( CELLMAX–D–CPUSE ( CELLMAX–EXT–CPUSE
( CELLMAX–D–CPUSEi
Passive Device Bracket
Optional Bracket
( 42396A-17
Spring Clip Accessory

Spring clip accessory supplied
with splitters and tappers
Bracket Configurations
Passive Device Mounting
Bracket Configurations for Couplers, Splitters and Tappers

While all passive devices can be mounted directly onto support wall, a spring
clip accessory is supplied with splitters and tappers. For customer wanting a
different mounting system an optional set of brackets is also available
2 way splitters
N type couplers
7-16 DIN type couplers 3 way splitters
Hybrids
4 way splitters
Tappers
2 way low power splitters 3 way low power splitters 4 way low power splitters
Turnkey Program Management Services
Accountable for Your DAS Project

from Beginning to End
A fully integrated, turnkey solution includes our comprehensive program
management services. It begins with RF site planning and design, utilizing
industry standard design tools to make RF propagation predictions, followed
by extensive RF testing, ordering and procuring of materials, supervising
installation, commissioning and optimization to final acceptance. Intimate
with every detail of the job, we are there every step of the way to ensure the
process not only goes according to plan, but to fully optimize the solution
and guarantee customer satisfaction and results.
Our turnkey, in-house, program

management services include:
RF Design
• Site Survey
• Planning coverage
tools and simulations
• System Optimization
Site Design
• Construction plans
and documentation
• Subcontractor management
• General project management
Project Management
• Management of physical
site and manpower
• Management of
equipment installation
Commissioning
• Testing of the system
It starts with RF planning and design.
• Network integration
Training and Documentation

• Print and electronic training
materials and documentation
• Updating personnel on network
changes and design solutions
Performed In-House
The Total
Deployment planning and scheduling
Package is critical to meeting deadlines.
from One,
Vertically
Integrated
Source We manage subcontractors
to make sure the job gets
done right.
Our project managers stay on top of every

detail until the job is done.
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LTE Ready Devices 698—2700 MHz

TETRA and LTE Ready Devices 380—2700 MHz

In-building Cable Products

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Demand the Most Reliable Brand of Passive Devices,

However, when factoring in costs for potentially overhauling your

End-to-End CommScope for a

Indoor or outdoor solutions, low power to high power,

2G, 3G, LTE/HSDPA technologies, single operator

What Causes PIM?

PIM is problematic when:

All our products have

Exceptional Low PIM reading

Good PIM vs Bad PIM

Cast casing – not as

No plating – can oxidize over

Example of Poor PIM reading

Passive Devices and In-building Antennas Model Number Sequence

In-building Antenna Model Number Sequence BRAND

Frequency Group Connector Type COUPLERS

Connector Low IMD

Indoor Omni-directional Antennas

Indoor CELLMAX–O–CPUSE CELLMAX–O–CPUSEi

Pigtail Length, mm (in) 315 (12.4) 500 (19.7)

Indoor/Outdoor Directional Antennas

Cell-Max Directional antennas ideally complement the Omni-directional

-170 -30 -10

Outdoor Directional Antennas

-170 -30 -10

d Wideband to support future technologies

Antenna Engineering Drawings

Omni-directional Antennas Directional Antennas MIMO Antennas 39±2 12

85±2 43±1 140±2

315±20 206±2 270±10

Outdoor Directional Antennas 300±3 MIMO Antennas

49±5 140±0.5 140±0.5 140±0.5 95±5

331±5 161±5 161±5

49±5 140±0.5 140±0.5 140±0.5 95±5 ( CMAX-DM60-CPUSEi

High Power Splitters Hybrid Couplers

Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters Hybrid Matrices 4x4

Air-dielectric Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters

Low Power Splitters

( S–2–CPUSE–L–N ( S–3–CPUSE–L–N ( S–4–CPUSE–L–N

S–2–CPUSE–L–N S–3–CPUSE–L–N S–4–CPUSE–L–N

Low Power Splitters

( S–2–CPUSE–L–Ni ( S–3–CPUSE–L–Ni ( S–4–CPUSE–L–Ni

S–2–CPUSE–L–Ni S–3–CPUSE–L–Ni S–4–CPUSE–L–Ni

High Power Splitters

( S–2–CPUSE–H–N ( S–3–CPUSE–H–N ( S–4–CPUSE–H–N

S–2–CPUSE–H–N S–3–CPUSE–H–N S–4–CPUSE–H–N

High Power Splitters

( S–2–CPUSE–H–D ( S–3–CPUSE–H–D ( S–4–CPUSE–H–D

S–2–CPUSE–H–D S–3–CPUSE–H–D S–4–CPUSE–H–D

Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters

C–6–CPUSE–N C–8–CPUSE–N C–10–CPUSE–N C–13–CPUSE–N C–15–CPUSE–N C–20–CPUSE–N C–30–CPUSE–N

Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters

Very low passive intermodulation, air dielectric verison of C-x-CPUSE-N-A

C–6 CPUSE–D C–8–CPUSE–D C–10–CPUSE–D C–15–CPUSE–D C–20–CPUSE–D C–30–CPUSE–D

Optional Bracket Part Number 42396A-17

Air-dielectric Directional Couplers/Unequal Splitters

Very low passive intermodulation, air dielectric verison of C-x-CPUSE-N

C–6–CPUSE– C–8–CPUSE– C–10–CPUSE– C–13–CPUSE– C–15–CPUSE– C–20–CPUSE– C–30–CPUSE–

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