Home network splitter with reduced isolation
A home network, splitter technology, applied in the direction of network connectors, circuits, repeater circuits, etc., can solve problems such as increasing input to output loss, in-band signal loss, high isolation or notch
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[0018] Embodiments of the present disclosure may provide a home network resistive splitter with imposed frequency band restrictions (eg, limited to 1125 to 1675 MHz) that allows for use in modified home or MoCA band radio frequency (RF) performance of alternative circuit designs, thus differing from conventional wideband CATV splitters. Resistive splitters are generally not used in CATV applications due to their higher input-to-output insertion loss and lower output isolation than conventional ferrite core splitters. Currently, the telecom industry and CATV operators are transitioning from combined full access and MoCA network architectures to semi-isolated home network architectures, which may benefit from the resistive splitters disclosed herein. As used herein, full access and MoCA networks allow all devices to access an external CATV distribution network or CMTS (e.g., headend), while semi-isolated home network architecture refers to a network that includes a combination o...
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