Splitter
AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorsYasuko Yamamoto, Mitsuru Tanabe, Mitsuru Maeda, Kenji Kuniyoshi
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AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorsYasuko Yamamoto, Mitsuru Tanabe, Mitsuru Maeda, Kenji Kuniyoshi
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A splitter includes, in parallel between trunk terminals and branch terminals, a signal branching circuit that blocks distributed power and passes a PLC communication signal and a power branching circuit that blocks the communication signal and passes the distributed power. In the signal branching circuit, impedance viewed from the branch terminal side is matched with characteristic impedance of a power line and impedance viewed from the trunk terminal side is higher than impedance viewed from the branch terminal side, in the frequency band of the communication signal. In the power branching circuit, input/output impedance is set to be sufficiently higher than the impedance of the signal branching circuit viewed from the trunk terminal side, in the frequency band of the communication signal.
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A splitter used for power line communication in which a power line is used as a transmission line, the power line including a trunk line and a plurality of branch lines that are branched from the trunk line, and a communication signal in a predetermined frequency band is transmitted superimposed on distributed power, the splitter being inserted between the trunk line and each of the plurality of branch lines, and the splitter being provided with:
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