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Manufacturers
    • Amphenol
    • Anaren
    • Api Technologies
    • Arra
    • Bird Electronic
    • Bourns
    • Cinch Connectivity Solutions
    • Cobham Plc
    • Defense Logistics Agency
    • Diconex
    • Hirose Electric
    • Hokuriku Electric Industry
    • Huber+suhner Ag
    • ITT Cannon
    • KYOCERA AVX
    • Lockheed Martin Microwave
    • Mini-circuits
    • Pomona Electronics
    • Smiths Group Plc
    • Sv Microwave
    • Ttm Technologies
RF or Microwave Device Type
    • RF/MICROWAVE TERMINATION
Mounting Feature
    • PANEL MOUNT
    • SURFACE MOUNT
No. of Terminals
    • 1
    • 2
Package Body Material
    • METAL
Screening Level
    • MIL-PRF-55342
Maximum Input Power (CW)
    • 30 dBm
    • 33.01 dBm
    • 34.77 dBm
    • 36.99 dBm
    • 39.03 dBm
    • 40 dBm
    • 41.76 dBm
    • 42.04 dBm
    • 43.01 dBm
    • 43.98 dBm
    • 44.77 dBm
    • 46.02 dBm
    • 46.99 dBm
    • 47.78 dBm
    • 47.91 dBm
    • 50 dBm
    • 51.76 dBm
    • 53.98 dBm
    • 56.02 dBm
Maximum Voltage Standing Wave Ratio
    • 1.06
    • 1.1
    • 1.15
    • 1.17
    • 1.2
    • 1.23
    • 1.25
    • 1.3
    • 1.35
    • 1.5
Construction
    • COAXIAL
    • COMPONENT
    • MODULE
Package Equivalence Code
    • DIE OR CHIP
Characteristic Impedance
    • 50 ohm
    • 75 ohm
Maximum Operating Temperature
    • 100 Cel
    • 102 Cel
    • 125 Cel
    • 150 Cel
    • 165 Cel
    • 40 Cel
    • 65 Cel
Minimum Operating Temperature
    • -10 Cel
    • -40 Cel
    • -55 Cel
    • -65 Cel
Terminal Finish
    • GOLD
    • Gold (Au)
    • MATTE TIN OVER NICKEL
    • Matte Tin (Sn)
    • Matte Tin (Sn) - with Nickel (Ni) barrier
    • NICKEL
    • Nickel (Ni)
    • SILVER
    • Silver (Ag)
    • Silver (Ag) - with Nickel (Ni) barrier
    • Tin (Sn) - with Nickel (Ni) barrier
    • Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)
    • Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb) - with Nickel (Ni) barrier
    • Tin/Zinc/Copper (Sn/Zn/Cu)
Additional Features
    • 3.5 MM, I/P POWER-MAX(PEAK)=1000W
    • 7/16-M, I/P POWER-MAX(PEAK)=1500W
    • I/P POWER-MAX(PEAK)=100W
    • I/P POWER-MAX(PEAK)=500W
    • I/P POWER-MAX(PEAK)=50W
    • N, I/P POWER-MAX(PEAK)=10000W
    • N, I/P POWER-MAX(PEAK)=1000W
    • N, I/P POWER-MAX(PEAK)=5000W
    • N-M
    • SMA, I/P POWER-MAX(PEAK)=5000W
    • SMA-F; SMA-M
    • SMA-M
JESD-609 Code
    • e0
    • e3
    • e4
    • e5
Minimum Operating Frequency
    • 0 MHz
Maximum Operating Frequency
    • 10000 MHz
    • 12000 MHz
    • 12400 MHz
    • 18000 MHz
    • 2000 MHz
    • 20000 MHz
    • 2200 MHz
    • 22000 MHz
    • 2400 MHz
    • 2500 MHz
    • 26500 MHz
    • 3000 MHz
    • 4000 MHz
    • 40000 MHz
    • 500 MHz
    • 6000 MHz
    • 6400 MHz
    • 8000 MHz
    • 8500 MHz
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Part RoHS Manufacturer RF or Microwave Device Type Mounting Feature No. of Terminals Package Body Material Screening Level Maximum Input Power (CW) Maximum Voltage Standing Wave Ratio Construction Package Equivalence Code Characteristic Impedance Maximum Operating Temperature Minimum Operating Temperature Terminal Finish Additional Features JESD-609 Code Minimum Operating Frequency Maximum Operating Frequency
RF/Microwave Terminations

RF/Microwave terminations are passive devices that are used to terminate RF/microwave transmission lines. They are designed to absorb or reflect the signal traveling down the line, thereby preventing signal reflections and improving signal integrity. RF/microwave terminations are used in a variety of applications, including amplifiers, mixers, filters, and other RF/microwave components.

RF/microwave terminations come in a variety of types, including resistive, reactive, and combination terminations. Resistive terminations are the most common and are designed to dissipate the signal power as heat. Reactive terminations, on the other hand, are designed to reflect the signal back to the source. Combination terminations are a combination of both resistive and reactive terminations.

RF/microwave terminations are rated based on their power handling capacity, frequency range, and impedance. The power handling capacity refers to the maximum power that the termination can handle without causing damage to the device or the circuit. The frequency range refers to the range of frequencies that the termination can operate at, and the impedance refers to the characteristic impedance of the termination, which must match the impedance of the transmission line to prevent signal reflections.