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Antronix DPA85-102 1.2 GHz Mid-Split Diplex Filter, 5–85 MHz Upstream / 102–1218 MHz Downstream, 75 Ohm, ECT F-Ports

$199.99
  • Mid-Split Frequency Separation: Routes 5–85 MHz upstream signals through the LOW port and 102–1218 MHz downstream signals through the HIGH port for mid-split cable broadband applications.
  • Low Signal Loss and High Isolation: Maximum insertion loss across the operating bands is 1.8 dB on the LOW path and 1.5 dB on the HIGH path. At least 45 dB of isolation helps limit interference between bands.
  • Reliable ECT Connections: SCTE-compliant Eclipse Contact Technology F-ports provide increased contact surface area for lower contact resistance and dependable connections in 75-ohm coaxial systems.
  • Durable, Sealed Housing: Die-cast zinc-alloy construction, corrosion-resistant tin plating, and a fully soldered backplate provide RFI shielding. A 15 psi pressure seal helps prevent water ingress.
  • Surge Protection and Easy Mounting: All ports withstand multiple 6 kV ring-wave surges per IEEE C62.41 Category A3. Integrated mounting tabs and a heavy-duty ground block simplify installation, with operation from −40°C to +60°C.

Antronix DPA85-102 is a 75-ohm mid-split diplex filter designed to separate upstream and downstream frequency bands in cable broadband systems. Its LOW port passes 5–85 MHz upstream signals, while its HIGH port passes 102–1218 MHz downstream signals. Low insertion loss helps preserve signal strength, and a minimum of 45 dB of isolation between the bands supports reliable two-way communication.

The DPA85-102 features SCTE-compliant ECT F-ports, a corrosion-resistant tin-plated zinc-alloy housing, and a fully soldered backplate for RFI shielding. A 15 psi pressure seal helps resist water ingress, while integrated mounting tabs and a heavy-duty ground block support straightforward installation. Designed for operation from −40°C to +60°C, the filter also provides 6 kV ring-wave surge withstand capability and corrosion resistance tested to ANSI/SCTE-143 for 1,000 hours of salt-spray exposure.