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M3933/25-72N

M3933/25-72N

M3933/25-72N

Cinch Connectivity Solutions Midwest Microwave

FIXED ATTENUATOR 0Hz~18GHz 7dB SMA In-Line Module Bulk COAXIAL 18000MHz 1.35

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M3933/25-72N Datasheet PDF

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Technical Specifications

Parameter NameValue
TypeParameter
Factory Lead Time 9 Weeks
Package / Case SMA In-Line Module
PackagingBulk
Published 2008
Series Military, MIL-DTL-M3933
Part StatusActive
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) 1 (Unlimited)
Connector Type SMA
Max Operating Temperature125°C
Min Operating Temperature -55°C
Gender Male to Female
Additional FeatureSMA
Power Rating 2W
Construction COAXIAL
Frequency Range0Hz~18GHz
RF/Microwave Device Type FIXED ATTENUATOR
Operating Frequency-Max 18000MHz
VSWR-Max 1.35
Characteristic Impedance 50Ohm
Attenuation Value7dB
Length 21.9mm
RoHS StatusNon-RoHS Compliant
In-Stock:90 items

Pricing & Ordering

QuantityUnit PriceExt. Price
1$126.97000$126.97
10$119.50400$1195.04
25$115.76960$2894.24
50$108.30060$5415.03

M3933/25-72N Product Details

M3933/25-72N Overview


As a type of FIXED ATTENUATOR, the RF Attenuator is used in various applications.There are several Attenuators in the Military, MIL-DTL-M3933 series.An enclosure of Bulk is used to package the optical attenuator.Shipping overseas is convenient with the RF Attenuator packed in SMA In-Line Module.A minimal operating temperature of -55°C has been determined from test statistics.It is not recommended to operate the RF Attenuator in an environment with a temperature higher than 125°C.

M3933/25-72N Features


Type of FIXED ATTENUATOR
Military, MIL-DTL-M3933 series
-55°C degrees Celsius
Above 125°C degrees Celsius

M3933/25-72N Applications


There are a lot of Cinch Connectivity Solutions Midwest Microwave M3933/25-72N Attenuators applications.

  • Intermediate frequency (IF)
  • WiBN
  • UMTS
  • WiMAX
  • VSAT
  • Radio communication equipment
  • LTE
  • Access points
  • WLL
  • Sensors

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