Bolt Down Termination 200 Watt | DC-6 GHz | 50T-689

Conduction Cooled 50 Ohm Terminations | 200 Watts | DC-6GHz

May 17, 2023/in New Products, Terminations/by JFW Eng Dept

JFW has recently added four new models to our website. They are conduction cooled (aka bolt down) type 50 Ohm terminations. The enclosure is flanged with 4 mounting holes so it can be bolted down to a cooling plate or heatsink. The terminations are available with SMA or N type connectors.

Model 50T-686: 100 Watts average | DC-3 GHz
Model 50T-687: 100 Watts average | DC-6 GHz
Model 50T-688: 200 Watts average | DC-3 GHz
Model 50T-689: 200 Watts average | DC-6 GHz

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Conduction Cooled 50 Ohm Terminations | 200 Watts | DC-6GHz

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