SAT aerial socket

Dec 03, 2006 4 Replies

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


"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

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

A mechanical extention of the cable !

Baron:

** You are far too modest , Feurg.

I reckon you have a honorary PhD in gobbledegook.

** LOL ....

........ Phil

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