50 Watt Fixed Attenuator DC-18 GHz | 50HFFA-XXX-50/18

50 Watt Attenuator with Cylindrical Heatsink | DC-18 GHz

August 7, 2023/in Fixed Attenuators, New Products/by JFW Eng Dept

JFW model 50HFFA-xxx-50/18 is a 50 Watt attenuator that operates DC-18GHz. It is available with either N or SMA connectors. It is one of several 18 GHz models JFW offers with cylindrical heatsinks:

50 Watt Attenuator | 50HFFA-xxx-50/18

30 Watt Attenuator | 50HFFA-xxx-30/18

25 Watt Attenuator | 50HFFA-xxx-25/18

20 Watt Attenuator | 50HFFA-xxx-20/18

10 Watt Attenuator | 50HFFA-xxx-10/18

5 Watt Attenuator | 50HFFA-xxx-5/18

2 Watt Attenuator | 50HFFA-xxx-2/18

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