Splitters

Splitters play a fundamental role in telecommunications and network systems by dividing an incoming signal into multiple output signals with equal or custom distribution ratios. These devices are essential for distributing a signal from a single source to multiple destinations, such as in cable RF systems, networking setups, or audio distribution networks. They can vary in configuration, including passive options, which do not need external power, and active splitters, which include amplification to offset signal loss. The application’s requirements, such as signal strength, frequency range, and the desired number of output ports, determine the choice of splitter. In systems where sharing a signal is critical, splitters ensure efficient communication by optimizing signal distribution, minimizing signal loss, and maintaining signal quality across all outputs.