JFW model 50FHC-XXX-25-6 fixed attenuator 25 Watt with 50 Ohm N male/female

6GHz Fixed Attenuators with 4.1/9.5 and 4.3/10 Connectors

April 14, 2017/in Fixed Attenuators, New Products/by JFW Eng Dept

Two 6GHz fixed attenuators models have been added to the JFW website. Model 50FHC-xxx-25-6 is rated at 25 Watts. Model 50FHXC-xxx-50-6 is rated at 50 Watts. Both models operate at DC-6GHz. The attenuation value can be selected from 1dB to 40dB in 1dB increments. The RF connectors available are 4.1/9.5, 4.3/10, 7/16, N, SMA or TNC.

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6GHz Fixed Attenuators with 4.1/9.5 and 4.3/10 Connectors

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