As the concerns for spectrum cluttering persist in the sub-6 GHz frequency range, there is a greater demand for new applications and stifled applications to shift toward higher frequencies. The most accessible frequencies for many applications beyond 6 GHz are between...
Fixed attenuators are useful for a variety of signal conditioning needs in RF systems. Fixed RF attenuators can be used to provide high precision and known attenuation of incoming signals that may exceed the input requirements of devices like sensitive receivers or...
RF Coaxial Attenuators, such as Coaxial Fixed Attenuators and Coaxial Variable Attenuators, are used in a wide variety of RF applications to control signal levels, improve impedance matching, and enhance the accuracy of signal generator outputs in test setups. The...
RF circuits useful for lowering signal amplitude by absorbing a fixed amount of RF energy are called fixed RF attenuators. These devices are also used for dissipating excess signal energy, enhancing impedance matching between two components/devices by lowering the...
RF Attenuators are widely used throughout the RF/microwave systems to reduce the signal strength in a signal chain for a variety of reasons. In some cases, it is merely advantageous to lower the signal strength at the output of a RF attenuator without otherwise...
