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20 dB Fixed Attenuator, N Male to N Female Black Anodized
     Aluminum Heatsink Body Rated to 50 Watts Up to 3 GHz




     RF Fixed Attenuators Technical Data Sheet                                                          PE7389-20


                   Features
                       •  Bidirectional                                 •  Max Power 50 Watts (CW)
                       •  DC to 3 GHz Frequency Range                   •  VSWR < 1.15:1
                       •  Attenuation 20±0.3 dB
                   Applications
                       •  Instrumentation               •  Prototyping and Characterization
                       •  Precision Measurements        •  Production Systems
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                    Description
                   Pasternack carries a wide range of fixed attenuators with a broad selection of attenuation levels, frequency ranges, and power
                   dissipation ranges. RF microwave attenuators (also known as RF pads) lower the amplitude of a signal (attenuate) a known
                   amount and can be used in a wide variety of applications. These attenuator pads are used when a signal needs to be reduced
                   to protect measurement equipment or other circuitry, to extend the range of power meters and amplifiers, and to impedance
                   match circuits by reducing the VSWR seen by adjacent components. RF attenuators can prevent signal overload in amplifiers,
                   receivers and detectors, adjusting the signal level to a range that is optimal.

                   Few RF components are as commonly used as fixed coaxial attenuators, and Pasternack carries one of the largest in-stock
                   varieties and ships them same day. The 20 dB Fixed Attenuator PE7389-20 is rated to 50 Watts and operates from DC to 3
                   GHz. The versatile coaxial package uses N male to N female connectors and is also REACH and RoHS compliant. The Black
                   Anodized Aluminum Heatsink body allows for efficient heat dissipation under high power usage conditions.

                   Electrical Specifications

                                 Description              Minimum        Typical       Maximum         Units
                       Frequency Range                       DC                            3             GHz
                       Impedance                                            50                         Ohms
                       Nominal Attenuation                                  20                          dB
                       Attenuation Accuracy                                ±0.3                         dB
                       VSWR                                                              1.15:1
                       Passive Intermodulation                                           -100           dBc
                       Input Power, CW                                                    50           Watts
                                           derated linearly to 5W @125°C

                       Input Power, Peak                                                   5           KWatts
                                           5µs pulse, 1% duty cycle
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                       Electrical Specification Notes:
                       Passive intermodulation specified at 910MHz with two input signals at 935MHz and 960MHz with average carrier power
                       levels of +43dBm each.

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