The utility model discloses a compact one-to-four power divider, which adopts a two-stage symmetrical
branch circuit design, filters through parallel grounding capacitors at input ports, and optimizes input matching characteristics. The first-stage
branch circuit realizes
impedance matching and inhibits
electromagnetic coupling between branches by using a
spiral inductor, an isolation
capacitor and a resistance network; the secondary
branch circuit compensates
ultrahigh frequency signal phase and amplitude deviation through a matched
transmission line and a minimum grounding
capacitor (multiple small-specification capacitors are connected in series), and the isolation degree of an output port is further improved by combining an isolation
resistor. Through symmetric frequency division and
impedance matching technologies, the power divider realizes balanced distribution of
signal amplitude and phase within the
frequency band of 6-18GHz, significantly reduces
return loss and
insertion loss, improves branch isolation to more than 20dB, effectively solves the
crosstalk problem in a multi-channel
system, and improves the performance of the multi-channel
system. And the requirements of scenes such as high-frequency-band
wireless communication and
radar detection on low-loss, high-isolation and
broadband signal distribution are met.