Radio frequency power divider networks having MoCA bypass circuits and related methods

A radio frequency (“RF”) power divider network, comprising:

• a first directional coupler having a first RF input port, a first signal splitting circuit, first and second RF output ports and a first MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in a MoCA frequency band between said first RF output port and said second RF output port;
• a second directional coupler having a second RF input port that is coupled to said first RF output port, a second signal splitting circuit, third and fourth RF output ports and a second MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in the MoCA frequency band between said third RF output port and said fourth RF output port;
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• a third directional coupler having a third RF input port that is coupled to said second RF output port, a third signal splitting circuit, fifth and sixth RF output ports and a third MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in the MoCA frequency band between said fifth RF output port and said sixth RF output port,
• wherein said first MoCA bypass circuit is different from said second MoCA bypass circuit in that at least one component of said first MoCA bypass circuit is different in value compared to components of said second MoCA bypass circuit, and wherein said first MoCA bypass circuit includes a capacitor in parallel with an inductor.

A radio frequency (“RF”) power divider network, comprising:

• a first directional coupler having a first RF input port, a first signal splitting circuit, first and second RF output ports and a first MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in a MoCA frequency band between said first RF output port and said second RF output port;
• a second directional coupler having a second RF input port that is coupled to said first RF output port, a second signal splitting circuit, third and fourth RF output ports and a second MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in the MoCA frequency band between said third RF output port and said fourth RF output port;
• a third directional coupler having a third RF input port that is coupled to said second RF output port, a third signal splitting circuit, fifth and sixth RF output ports and a third MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in the MoCA frequency band between said fifth RF output port and said sixth RF output port;
• a fourth directional coupler having a fourth RF input port that is coupled to said third RF output port, a fourth signal splitting circuit, seventh and eighth RF output ports and a fourth MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in the MoCA frequency band between said seventh RF output port and said eighth RF output port;
• a fifth directional coupler having a fifth RF input port that is coupled to said fourth RF output port, a fifth signal splitting circuit, ninth and tenth RF output ports and a fifth MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in the MoCA frequency band between said ninth RF output port and said tenth RF output port;
• a sixth directional coupler having a sixth RF input port that is coupled to said fifth RF output port, a sixth signal splitting circuit, eleventh and twelfth RF output ports and a sixth MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in the MoCA frequency band between said eleventh RF output port and said twelfth RF output port;
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• a seventh directional coupler having a seventh RF input port that is coupled to said sixth RF output port, a seventh signal splitting circuit, thirteenth and fourteenth RF output ports and a seventh MoCA bypass circuit that is configured to pass signals in the MoCA frequency band between said thirteenth RF output port and said fourteenth RF output port,
• wherein said second MoCA bypass circuit is different from said fourth MoCA bypass circuit in that at least one component of said second MoCA bypass circuit is different in value compared to components of said fourth MoCA bypass circuit.