dincay
Junior Member level 2
I am looking for a 0.5 - 6 GHz 1:1 balun for converting differential to single ended. I checked digikey, mouser and farnell, however I cannot find any suitable part yet. Do you know a suitable balun?
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**broken link removed**Signal fed into the 50 Ohm input is split equally into two 50 Ohm outputs. One output is the same polarity as the input, while the other output is inverted in polarity. The 5320B has a fast 31 ps risetime and a bandwidth from 5 kHz to 11 GHz. The 5320B can also be used as an algebraic differential signal combiner and for back-to-back measurements of a differential DUT with vector network analyzers under certain conditions.
Baluns are reciprocal passive devices and can be always reversed.In datasheet the input and output ports are explicitly marked. So I don't think I can use it in a reverse way.
Unfortunately it involves a resistive -6dB power splitter.Also see the 5320 model.
That's the question I raised in post #4. In my understanding it's a 1:2 balun with 50 ohm SE input and 50 + 50 = 100 ohm differential output. If this is what you need, everything is fine.Is there a problem with it?