AT-202(40)

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Attenuators are electrical components used to reduce the power of a signal with minimal signal distortion. AT-202(40) is a type of attenuator, specially designed for broadband high-frequency applications. It can reduce the power of an RF signal with minimal distortion while featuring broadband frequency range up to 40 GHz.

The AT-202(40) is a compact and lightweight attenuator that is designed to be used in an RF system application. It is made up of two specially designed lamination pieces, which consists of a copper sheet, a copper-plated steel sheet, and a series of conductive vapour deposited films. These components are put together to form an attenuator that provides a high level of performance while keeping the physical size and weight of the device to a minimum.

AT-202(40) is used in a variety of applications, including RF power amplifiers, frequency upconverters, and microwave oscilloscopes. It can also be used to reduce the output power of a signal while maintaining its signal-to-noise ratio or to reduce the power level of an RF signal prior to transmission. Its broadband frequency range up to 40 GHz makes it an ideal choice for many applications.

The working principle of the AT-202(40) is based on the concept of distributed attenuation. This type of attenuation is achieved by dividing the signal into a number of different frequency sub-bands. Each sub-band is then attenuated with a specially designed lamination structure, which absorbs and dissipates part of the signal’s energy. This process results in a high degree of signal attenuation without any major signal distortion.

The AT-202(40) is designed to provide a high level of performance and reliability at an affordable price. It is easy to install and operate, and it is ideal for a variety of high-frequency applications. Its ultra-low signal distortion properties make it an ideal choice for many RF system applications.

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