The Mini-Circuits ZFSC-2-2500 is a 2-way 0° coaxial power splitter/combiner operating across 10 MHz to 2500 MHz. This 50 Ω device splits or combines RF signals with minimal loss and high port isolation, making it essential for cellular, GPS, PCS/DCS, ISM, and satellite distribution systems. In-phase splitting ensures coherent signal distribution in multi-channel architectures.
Technical Specifications
Electrical Performance
• Frequency range: 10 MHz to 2500 MHz
• Impedance: 50 Ω
• Insertion loss (above 3 dB splitter loss): 0.4 dB typical overall; 0.5–0.8 dB typical by range; maximum 1.5 dB (upper range)
• Isolation: 11–17 dB typical; minimum 14 dB (upper range)
• Amplitude unbalance: 0.1 dB typical overall; 0.2–0.4 dB typical by range
• Phase unbalance: 1.0° typical overall; 4–8° typical by range
• Power input (splitter mode): 1 W maximum
• Power rating: 30 dBm
• Internal dissipation: 0.125 W maximum
Physical & Environmental
• Form factor: Coaxial, SMA connectors
• Case styles: K18, R30
• Outline dimensions: 2.18 in × 1.688 in × 0.75 in (55.37 mm × 42.88 mm × 19.05 mm)
• Weight: 0.07 grams
• Operating temperature: −55°C to 100°C
• Storage temperature: −55°C to 100°C
– Key Features
• Minimal insertion loss maintains power efficiency across the full bandwidth
• High isolation minimizes cross-coupling between output ports
• Tight amplitude and phase balance supports coherent signal processing
• Wide temperature operating range suitable for field and indoor deployment
• RoHS and REACH compliant
– Typical Applications
• Cellular and PCS/DCS network distribution
• GPS and GNSS signal combining
• ISM band signal splitting
• Satellite ground station distribution
• Four-port SDR (software-defined radio) switch matrices
• Laboratory RF measurement and instrumentation
– Compatibility & Integration
Available in four variants (ZFSC-2-2500, ZFSC-2-2500+, ZFSC-2-2500-S+, ZFSC-2-2500-S). SMA connectors enable direct integration into standard 50 Ω systems. Compact coaxial package fits space-constrained RF architectures.
















