4108-10DB

Series:	--
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Attenuation Value:	10dB
Frequency Range:	1.1MHz ~ 8GHz
Power (Watts):	2W
Impedance:	50 Ohms
Package / Case:	BNC In-Line Module

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Introduction
Attenuators are components used to reduce the level of an electrical signal without affecting its other characteristics. They are commonly used in the audio signal processing industry, particularly in sound systems and recording studios. The 4108-10DB is an attenuator designed by LittelFuse that is very useful in audio applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the 4108-10DB.Application Field
The 4108-10DB is used for reducing the volume of an audio signal without affecting the tone or duration of the signal, which makes it ideal for use in music studios and sound systems. It is most commonly used to adjust the volume of microphone signals, allowing precise control over the levels of individual instruments when mixing. Additionally, it can be used for line-level signals or power levels, such as amplifiers.Working Principle
The 4108-10DB attenuator uses a combination of resistors to reduce the amplitude of the input signal. Depending on the number and value of the resistors used, the attenuation can be set to different levels ranging from 10dB (for very low levels) to 138dB (for very high levels).When a signal enters the 4108-10DB, it passes through one or more resistors, which reduces the magnitude of the signal, resulting in an attenuation of the signal. Depending on how the resistors are arranged, the signal will experience different levels of attenuation, which allows for precise control over the amount of volume reduction.Conclusion
The 4108-10DB is an attenuator designed by LittelFuse that is very useful in audio applications. It uses the combination of resistors to reduce the amplitude of an input signal, allowing precise control over the levels of individual instruments. It is most commonly used to adjust the volume of microphone signals, but can also be used for line-level signals or power levels.

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