MPAT-725775-40-10 datasheet, PDF

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MPAT-725775-40-10: Description7250 MHz - 7750 MHz RF/MICROWAVE FIXED ATTENUATOR, 2.2 dB INSERTION LOSS-MAX; CategoryWireless rf/communication Radio frequency and microwave; File Size85KB，4 Pages; ManufacturerMITEQ Inc

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7250 MHz - 7750 MHz RF/MICROWAVE FIXED ATTENUATOR, 2.2 dB INSERTION LOSS-MAX

MPAT-725775-40-10 Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Reach Compliance Code	unknow
Other features	SMA-F
Nominal attenuation	40 dB
structure	COAXIAL
Maximum insertion loss	2.2 dB
Maximum operating frequency	7750 MHz
Minimum operating frequency	7250 MHz
Maximum operating temperature	70 °C
Minimum operating temperature
RF/Microwave Device Types	FIXED ATTENUATOR
Maximum voltage standing wave ratio	1.5
Base Number Matches	1

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ANALOG PIN ATTENUATORS

FEATURES

•

Attenuation range of up to 60 dB

Up to octave bandwidths

Analog control voltage

Lowest insertion loss

Analog PIN attenuators optimized for the communication bands are available from MITEQ. Attenuation ranges up

to 60 dB can be obtained with our standard products. We also offer as custom products 5-bit digital attenuators with

an LSB of 1 dB and maximum attenuation of 30 dB. This design is ideal in IF applications up to 3 GHz. Custom

PIN attenuators that cover octave bands are available. We also offer MESFET-based attenuators covering 0.2 to

40 GHz in multioctave bands. These products offer very broad bandwidths and fast response time.

Frequency

Range

(GHz)

Insertion

Loss

(dB, Max.)

*VSWR

In/Out

(Max.)

**Amplitude

Response

(dB)

Atten. Range

Options

(dB, Min.)

***Control

Options

(VDC)

Model

Number

Outline

Additional

Features

STANDARD, MULTIOCTAVE BAND MODELS

0.95–1.45

0.95–1.75

1.5–1.8

2.1–2.7

3.4–4.2

3.62–4.205

4.5–4.8

5.845–6.43

6.4–7.2

7.25–7.75

7.9–8.4

10.95–11.7

10.95–12.2

10.7–11.7

10.7–12.5

10.95–12.75

11.7–12.2

11.7–12.75

12.2–12.75

12.75–13.25

13.75–14.5

14–14.5

14–14.8

17.3–17.8

17.3–18.1

17.7–20.2

18.8–19.6

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MPAT-095175-

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MPAT-210270-

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MPAT-362420-

MPAT-450480-

MPAT-584643-

MPAT-640720-

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MPAT-790840-

MPAT-109117-

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MPAT-107117-

MPAT-107125-

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MPAT-117122-

MPAT-117128-

MPAT-122128-

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MPAT-138145-

MPAT-140145-

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MPAT-173181-

MPAT-177202-

MPAT-188196-

1.1

1.5

2.2

2.5

2.7

1.5:1

See notes

10–60

0–20

–

* VSWR is guaranteed over full attenuation range.

** Amplitude response: ±0.2 dB p-p over any 40 MHz window, 1 dB p-p over full band from 0–30 dB attenuation.

*** Insertion loss occurs at 0 V control.

Custom models featuring broader bandwidths, and/or optimized specifications are also available. Consult factory for options.

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