What is an RF Signal Tapper and how is it different from a directional coupler?
Apr 9, 2018
An RF Tapper is a device used to split an input signal into two parts. The ratio in which the signals are split is called the Split Ratio - This usually varies from 1:2 to 1:10000 - Depending on the application and power level. In theory, RF signal tappers are very similar to directional couplers.
Differences between RF Signal Tappers and Directional Couplers
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