The UHF/VHF Satellite Diplexer is a passive signal management device engineered to combine or separate terrestrial UHF/VHF signals (5-806 MHz) and satellite signals (950-2150 MHz) on a single coaxial run. Used in residential and commercial satellite installations, broadcast environments, and integrated entertainment systems where antenna and satellite feeds must share infrastructure without mutual interference. Specifications Frequency Response: 5-806 MHz (UHF/VHF), 950-2150 MHz (Satellite) Insertion Loss: 1.5-2.0 dB (5-806 MHz); 1.5-2.5 dB (950-2150 MHz) Flatness: 1.2-1.5 dB (5-806 MHz); 1-1.5 dB (950-2150 MHz) Return Loss: 15-11 dB (UHF/VHF); 12-11 dB (Satellite Band) Stop Band Attenuation: 40-35 dB (5-806 MHz and 950-2150 MHz) DC Through Loss: 0.5Vdc max, 2A current capacity, satellite side only Cross-Reference Functionally equivalent to standard satellite/terrestrial diplexer form factors used in C-band, Ku-band, and DBS installations. Provides comparable isolation and insertion loss performance to legacy diplexer designs at reduced system cost. FAQ What is the maximum DC current this diplexer can pass? 2 amps maximum on the satellite side only, with 0.5Vdc drop. The UHF/VHF port does not pass DC power. Can this diplexer be used for both combining and splitting signals? Yes. The device is bidirectional—signals can flow either direction for combining (multiplexing) or separating (demultiplexing) UHF/VHF and satellite bands. What insertion loss should I expect in my frequency range? Expect 1.5-2.0 dB loss for UHF/VHF (5-806 MHz) and 1.5-2.5 dB for satellite (950-2150 MHz). Budget amplifier gain accordingly. Specifications Part Number DPS2 Category Electrical component Weight 0.25 lb HS Code 8536.90.4000
