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HP 778D Dual Directional Coupler - Tear Down 

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In this video I take a look at a 778D Dual Directional Coupler that was part of a lot I won at auction - I really wanted 1 but ended up with 6 - 3 of which didn't pass manufacturer perf test - So I thought I'd take it apart and have a look inside.
The Standing Wave Video can be found here • AT&T Archives: Similia... - Go watch it, it's awesome.

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@PixelSchnitzel
@PixelSchnitzel 6 лет назад
I discovered your channel as a result of your guest video on eevblog. I am devouring your videos now and loving them! Now, I'm not an EE, but at 28:30, I don't think it's return loss that you're measuring, but rather the coupling effect of a full reflection. In other words, nearly 100% of the energy is reflected from the open connector, back into the device and then the coupling port is picking that up, less 20 dB. Your reading of -21.35 dBm is the original 0 dB relative baseline, minus the 20 dB coupling factor, minus 0.3 dBm insertion loss from the device, minus odds & ends from imperfect reflection, drift, etc. So the Minicircuits chart really isn't meaningful in that context and the VSWR of the open is closer to 1:∞. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks a zillion for your great videos!
@tgsoapbox
@tgsoapbox 6 лет назад
You're correct - I clearly had a senior moment. It should have been a reflection of -21.35dB - (- 20db [coupling loss]) for a value of -1.35 which based on the insertion loss of -0.31 and stuff approximates a 1dB "return loss" which would give VSWR of around 17 to 18:1 (you are also correct in that if all the power is reflected then the VSWR is infinite). Thanks for pointing that out so we can get it in the comments - Glad you're enjoying the videos.
@senohpi
@senohpi 7 лет назад
Great vid, obviously you have been reading up a lot about RF stuff, good work! I saw you where spinning the male load a bit when you connected it to the directional coupler, always try not to do that. The tounges on the female connector have sharp edges and acts like a lathe which turns the plating off the male pin, only the collar should be turned when connecting RF connectors :)
@tgsoapbox
@tgsoapbox 7 лет назад
Thanks - I did digital EE at university 30 years ago and then worked in the software field ever since - I'm taking the opportunity to try and revive the fossilized brain cells. I really need to work on spinning the collar only, I generally try to stop myself doing that but I seem to have a blind spot - A blind spot that will turn out to be expensive one day...
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