STREAMLIED DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

Fixed Attenuator 2.4mm Plug (Male) to 2.4mm Jack (Female), 50GHz 10W 30dB VSWR 1.35

Order No:FA-Q1Q25A-50G10W30/9XX-9X
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Key Specifications

Type Design:
Precision
Connection Type:
In-Series
Connector 1 Series:
2.4mm
Connector 1 Gender:
Jack (Female)
Connector 2 Series:
2.4mm
Connector 2 Gender:
Plug (Male)
Impedance (Ohm):
50
Body Style:
Straight
Connector 1 Connection Method:
Threaded (Screw-lock)
Connector 2 Connection Method:
Threaded (Screw-lock)
Frequency, Max (GHz):
50
Connector 1 Body Material:
Stainless Steel
Connector 1 Body Plating:
Passivated
Connector 2 Body Material:
Stainless Steel
Connector 2 Body Plating:
Passivated
VSWR, Max:
1.35
Power, Max (Watts):
10
Attenuation Max. (dB):
30

Description

2.4mm Fixed Attenuator | 30 dB | 10W | DC–50 GHz

Designed for applications requiring substantial attenuation at extremely high frequencies, the ROSNOL FA-Q1Q25A-50G10W30/9XX-9X delivers consistent RF performance from DC to 50 GHz. The attenuator features a precision 2.4 mm Plug (Male) to 2.4 mm Jack (Female) configuration, 50 Ω impedance, and 10 W average power capability. A low VSWR of ≤1.35 helps reduce signal reflections, making it suitable for calibration, system protection, and high-frequency measurement setups.

The robust assembly utilizes passivated stainless steel components, gold-plated beryllium copper contacts, and a PEI dielectric to maximize reliability and signal integrity. Its compatibility with 1.85 mm connector systems enhances versatility across advanced microwave test environments.

Key Features & Benefits:
• 30 dB attenuation for high-level signal suppression
• Ultra-broadband DC–50 GHz operation
• 500 W peak pulse power capability
• Precision 2.4 mm RF interface
• Long mechanical life exceeding 500 mating cycles
• RoHS-compliant materials and manufacturing

Target Industries:
Millimeter-wave development, semiconductor testing, aerospace and defense programs, satellite payload verification, RF metrology laboratories, telecommunications infrastructure, and research institutions.