AT-106(40)

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Attenuators

An attenuator is a device used for reducing power levels of a signal. It is commonly found in RF systems, radio and telecommunications systems, and audio systems. It is often used to control the level of signal on a line, and to protect circuits from overloading. As such, the AT-106(40) is an attenuator used in both radio and telecommunications systems.

AT-106(40)

The AT-106(40) is a wideband, hermetic attenuator with a peak power of up to 40 watts at frequencies ranging from DC to 40MHz. It can be used in a variety of different applications, including radio and telecommunications systems, as well as audio systems. It is designed for operation in a range of environmental conditions, including extreme heat and cold, and has a low insertion loss, making it an ideal choice for these applications.

Application Field

The AT-106(40) attenuator is used in applications where signal levels need to be controlled. These can be radio and telecommunications systems, such as two-way radios, radar systems, television equipment, two-way radio antennas, satellite receivers, and more. It is also used in the audio equipment field, such as in the protection of loudspeakers amplifiers, speakers, and receivers. The AT-106(40) is also used in medical equipment, such as in the form of a power monitoring device, to protect sensitive equipment from overloading, or in the form of an RF signal conditioning device.

Working Principle

The AT-106(40) works by controlling the power level of signals passing through it. The device has a range of adjustable attenuators, which can limit the signal to any level, thus allowing you to control the level of signal on a line. It also has a pair of radio filters, which can be set to reject unwanted signals. The device has adjustable impedance matching and a bypass switch for maximum signal integrity.

The AT-106(40) operates by transferring power from the input signal to the load. The device is built with an impedance matching network that allows the signal to pass without excessive power loss. Additional features include low leakage and low insertion loss, allowing you to control the signal without compromising signal integrity.

The AT-106(40) offers many advantages to users. It is designed for operation in a wide range of environmental conditions, which allows it to be used in many different applications. It is also very reliable and can work with a wide range of signal types and frequencies. It is also a cost-effective solution for controlling signal levels on a line.

Conclusion

The AT-106(40) is a versatile hermetic attenuator which is used in many applications, including audio equipment, telecommunications systems, and medical equipment. It has a number of adjustable features which allow users to control the power level of signals passing through it. It is also reliable and works well in a wide variety of environmental conditions. Its low insertion loss, adjustable impedance matching, and bypass switch make the AT-106(40) an ideal choice for attenuating signal levels in many different applications.

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