Diplexers

A diplexer is a device capable of either combining or separating signals at different frequencies. They are commonly employed throughout telecommunication and radio frequency engineering, typically when multiple signals of varying frequencies need to share a single atenna or cable. The diplexer can combine these into a single, transmissible signal. Occasionally, diplexers are used conversely to separate signals, for instance to route signals of different frequencies to their respective receivers and transmitters.

CTS diplexer solutions mainly consist of the XCBC series and the DPX series. The former is ideal for diplexing of widely separated bands, whereas the latter is best suited for narrowly spaced bands. Yet, the two series can be flexibly used together to create 3- or 4-way mutliplexers. All of them share a universal footprint for easy PCB population of any frrequency version.