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N Plug (Male) to N Jack (Female) Fixed Attenuator, 12.4GHz 25W 30dB VSWR 1.3

Order No:FA-N1N25A-12.4G25W30/H33-H3
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Key Specifications

Type Design:
Standard
Connection Type:
In-Series
Connector 1 Series:
N
Connector 1 Gender:
Plug (Male)
Connector 2 Series:
N
Connector 2 Gender:
Jack (Female)
Impedance (Ohm):
50
Body Style:
Straight
Connector 1 Connection Method:
Threaded (Screw-lock)
Connector 2 Connection Method:
Threaded (Screw-lock)
Frequency, Max (GHz):
12.4
Connector 1 Body Material:
Brass
Connector 1 Body Plating:
Nickel
Connector 2 Body Material:
Brass
Connector 2 Body Plating:
Nickel
VSWR, Max:
1.30
Power, Max (Watts):
25
Attenuation Max. (dB):
30

Description

N Fixed Attenuator | 30 dB | 25W | DC–12.4 GHz

Product Code: FA-N1N25A-12.4G25W30/H33-H3

The ROSNOL FA-N1N25A-12.4G25W30/H33-H3 is a high-performance 30 dB Fixed Attenuator developed for applications requiring substantial signal reduction while maintaining reliable RF transmission characteristics. Operating from DC to 12.4 GHz with 50 Ω impedance and 25 W average power handling, this attenuator provides dependable performance for system calibration, signal management, and equipment protection. The device achieves attenuation accuracy of ±1.0 dB and a VSWR ≤1.35.

Constructed with premium RF materials including a gold-plated phosphor bronze center contact, nickel-plated brass housing, PTFE insulator, and silicone sealing components, it offers excellent electrical performance and environmental durability. Its screw-on coupling mechanism ensures secure connections in demanding installations.

Key Features & Benefits:
• 30 dB attenuation for high-level signal reduction
• DC–12.4 GHz broadband operation
• 25 W average power capability
• Stable RF performance and low reflections
• Strong mechanical retention and durability
• RoHS compliant materials

Industries & Applications:
RF and microwave laboratories, defense electronics, satellite communications, telecommunications infrastructure, test equipment manufacturers, radar systems, wireless networks, and research institutions.