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Tower Mounted Amplifiers
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Tower Mounted Amplifiers (TMAs), also referred to as Mast Head Amplifiers (MHA) or Low-Noise Amplifiers (LNAs), reduce the over-all system noise figure of a cell site and provide increased uplink sensitivity.
Diplexers
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Amphenol diplexers allow operators to combine two frequencies onto a single run of coax, reducing costs, wind-loads and weight.
Triplexers
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Amphenol triplexers allow operators to combine three frequencies onto a single run of coax, reducing costs, wind-loads and weight.
Quadruplexers
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Amphenol quadruplexers allow operators to combine four frequencies onto a single run of coax, reducing costs, wind-loads and weight.
Pentaplexers
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Amphenol pentaplexers allow operators to combine five frequencies onto a single run of coax, reducing costs, wind-loads and weight.
Hexaplexers
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Amphenol hexaplexers allow operators to combine six frequencies onto a single run of coax, reducing costs, wind-loads and weight.
Same Band Combiners
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Amphenol's same band combiners combine multiple base stations with the same frequency band and/or technology onto a single feeder cable.
Duplexers
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Duplexers allow the use of a single antenna by both transmitter and receiver, coupling the transmitter and receiver to the antenna while producing isolation between the two.
Filters
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Filters eliminate or filter out any unwanted signals.
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