Fixed attenuators are placed in signal paths to reduce power transmission and are set at a fixed attenuation by symmetrical resistive networks that follows a T, L or Pi configuration. Their configuration can either be in waveguide, in surface mount or coaxial, and depending on their application, they can either be directional or bidirectional.
Applications:
Attenuators are generally used in radio, communication and transmission line applications to weaken a stronger signal.
| DC-3/4/6G, 50W N coaxial Attenuator Technical Specifications: | |||
| NORMINAL IMPENDANCE | 50Ω | FREQUENCY RANGE | DC to 3/4/6GHz(up to 18GHz optional) |
| VSWR | ≤1.2 | POWER RATING | 50W |
| TEMPERATURE RANGE | -55°C to +125°C | ||
| Dimensions: | |||
| Attenuation | 1,3,6,10,15,20,30dB available, and 1-10dB.±0.8dB,15-30dB±1dB | ||
