1. Home
  2. Electronics Design
  3. SAT aerial socket

SAT aerial socket

Hello!

I have a question about (sat) aerial sockets. The aerial cable system is a 75 Ohm system. The source (as an example an sat multi switch) want to see a as an load a 75Ohm resister. The same situation we have with an sat receiver (or TV) they also want to connect with an 75 Ohm source. I know the possibility to transform impedances with L and C components from one value to an other value (smith diagram).

But, the real aerial socket has an very low transmission loss and higher connecting damping. I want to find out the way to realize this.

Does anybody know the real schematic of an sat aerial socket??

Thank you for help!

Reiner

Reply to
feurg
Loading thread data ...

"feurg"

** Why not tell us what your actual problem is instead of posting pseudo technical gobbledegook.

Could be all you need is a simple RF splitter.

....... Phil

Reply to
Phil Allison

Phil Allison schrieb:

I don't know what "gobbledegook" is, but I want to know the internal of an sat aerial socket. It is a simple interest.

Reiner

Reply to
feurg

A mechanical extention of the cable !

--
Baron:
Reply to
Baron

** You are far too modest , Feurg.

I reckon you have a honorary PhD in gobbledegook.

** LOL ....

........ Phil

Reply to
Phil Allison

ElectronDepot website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.