Transformer based Signal Splitters @FesZElectronics
Transformer based Signal Splitters  @FesZElectronics
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Small correction: At 16:00 the correct equation is N1/N2=sqrt(L1/L2)=sqrt(Z1/Z2)
#262 In this video I continue looking at power splitter circuit by analyzing the common implementations built around transformers. These usually come in 2 flavors - 0 degrees and 180 degrees splitters and have the important characteristics of low loss and wide bandwidth. And when designed properly they also present very good isolation in-between the output ports.

Signal Splitter Series:
Ep1: Signal Splitter Basics: youtu.be/dKzI2XFq57U
Ep2: Transformer Splitters: youtu.be/i14QqZtKtqg
Ep3: 3way splitters: youtu.be/Y8FDebmqnhE
Ep4: Wilkinson Splitters: youtu.be/yckYljQioCY

Further reading:
minicircuits.com/app/AN10-006.pdf

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