For signals outside the frequency range sup-
ported, this arrestor type galvanic short circuit. They are available for all standard
connections.
Coaxial surge protective devices with gas-discharge
protector
The first type coaxial surge protective devices with a
gas-discharge tube.
The disadvantages these devices are that not
possible transmit supply voltage along the sig-
nal line, and their scope application generally lim-
ited just one application, depending whether the
necessary frequencies lie within the frequency range
supported.11n standard with
a frequency 5. They can therefore used a
wide range applications. These arrestors are band-pass
filters that only pass frequencies within specific
range. For example, no
Wi-Fi signals according the 802. They are available for virtually
all plug systems.
Surge arrestors with Lambda/4 technology
The second variant the surge arrestor with
Lambda/4 technology.
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. These enable transmission from a
frequency (DC). The gas-discharge tube
can additionally replaced case defect.
These offer optimal transmission behaviour with low
damping values and are connected series the
transmission path.
The advantages this technology are its support for
frequencies around GHz, and its very low
protection level approximately They also re-
quire virtually servicing because they not use a
gas-discharge protector.
Suitable arrestors for these applications include the
DS coaxial surge arrestor from OBO Bettermann. Coaxial arrestors come two types:
With either gas-discharge protector and Lambda/4
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Coaxial surge protective device with gas-discharge pro-
tector
Coaxial surge protective device with Lambda/4 techno-
logy
These sensitive, high-frequency systems need be
protected from lightning currents and surge voltages. Due to
the capacity the gas-discharge tube they are
however limited their bandwidth: the cut-off fre-
quency currently around GHz
