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N Plug (Male) to N Jack (Female) Fixed Attenuator, 4GHz 25W 40dB VSWR 1.25

Order No:FA-N1N25A-4G25W40/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):
4.0
Connector 1 Body Material:
Brass
Connector 1 Body Plating:
Nickel
Connector 2 Body Material:
Brass
Connector 2 Body Plating:
Nickel
VSWR, Max:
1.25
Power, Max (Watts):
25
Attenuation Max. (dB):
40

Description

N Fixed Attenuator | 40 dB | 25W | DC–4 GHz

The ROSNOL FA-N1N25A-4G25W40/H33-H3 Fixed Attenuator is engineered for RF systems that require substantial signal suppression while maintaining excellent transmission stability. Featuring an N Plug (Male) to N Jack (Female) configuration, this 50 Ω attenuator operates from DC to 4 GHz and supports 25 W average power handling. With 40 dB attenuation accuracy of ±0.8 dB and a low VSWR of ≤1.25, it helps minimize signal reflections and improve measurement consistency in demanding RF environments. Built for professional communication and testing systems, it provides dependable long-term performance.

The attenuator utilizes a gold-plated phosphor bronze center contact, nickel-plated brass body, PTFE dielectric, and black-anodized aluminum heatsink to achieve excellent conductivity, corrosion resistance, and thermal dissipation. The rugged screw-on coupling structure supports more than 500 mating cycles.

Key Features & Advantages:
• 40 dB attenuation for significant signal reduction
• DC–4 GHz broadband performance
• 25 W continuous power handling
• Low VSWR and excellent return loss
• Integrated heatsink for enhanced thermal management
• RoHS-compliant construction

Recommended Industries:
Telecommunications infrastructure, RF measurement laboratories, defense electronics, wireless networks, broadcast systems, aerospace communications, and industrial RF applications.