ATT-0263-79-SMA-02 Allicdata Electronics
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ATT-0263-79-SMA-02-ND

Manufacturer Part#:

ATT-0263-79-SMA-02

Price: $ 0.00
Product Category:

RF/IF and RFID

Manufacturer: Cinch Connectivity Solutions Midwest Microwave
Short Description: ATTENUATOR 9.5 DB DC 18GHZ
More Detail: RF Attenuator 0dB ~ 60dB ±1.5dB 0Hz ~ 18GHz 2W SM...
DataSheet: ATT-0263-79-SMA-02 datasheetATT-0263-79-SMA-02 Datasheet/PDF
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Specifications
Series: --
Packaging: Bulk 
Part Status: Active
Attenuation Value: 0dB ~ 60dB
Frequency Range: 0Hz ~ 18GHz
Power (Watts): 2W
Package / Case: SMA In-Line Module
Description

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Attenuators are an essential part of most electronic systems. They are used to reduce signals from one point to another without altering the waveform of the signal or introducing any distortion due to load or impedance. One type of attenuator is the ATT-0263-79-SMA-02, which is a popular choice for both analog and digital applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of this attenuator.

ATT-0263-79-SMA-02 attenuators offer superior signal integrity in both analog and digital applications. They are commonly used for attenuating broadband signals, such as RFID tags. Furthermore, they can be used to reduce the power of signals in high-frequency analog and digital circuits. As they are non-interactive, they are also well-suited for controlling the dynamic range of signals in audio or broadcast equipment.

The ATT-0263-79-SMA-02 attenuator has a typical attenuation range of -3dB to +3dB. It is a surface mountable, compact device, measuring only 2.6 x 2.9mm. It is constructed with 6 layers of gold carbon and stainless-steel tracing to ensure consistently low-loss performance across all frequency ranges. The device is highly immune to RF-induced interference and is rated to operate at temperatures ranging from -55°C to +100°C.

The working principle of the ATT-0263-79-SMA-02 involves the use of a varactor diode. A varactor diode is a semiconductor diode that exhibits a voltage dependent capacitance. In the ATT-0263-79-SMA-02, the varactor diode is connected in series with a constant impedance, such as a resistor. As the input voltage increases, the capacitance of the varactor diode increases, reducing the total capacitance of the circuit. This reduction in capacitance causes the signal to be attenuated.

In addition to its primary use as an attenuator, the ATT-0263-79-SMA-02 can also be used as a frequency synthesizer and filter. The varactor diode in the device allows for the frequency of the output to be tuned or adjusted by varying the voltage of the input. The attenuator is also well-suited for use as a low-pass filter, as it can efficiently block out high-frequency signals while allowing low-frequency signals to pass through.

The ATT-0263-79-SMA-02 is an effective and reliable tool for reducing signal strength in both analog and digital applications. It is designed to ensure low loss performance over a wide frequency range, making it suitable for a variety of applications. With its compact size and low power requirements, the device is easy to incorporate into circuits without sacrificing valuable space or extra power supply.

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