- What it does and why you need it - Coaxial attenuator that reduces signal power to the required level, protecting sensitive receivers and test equipment and improving measurement accuracy. - Compact size lets you add attenuation without blocking space or rearranging your setup—useful when bench space or rack space is limited. - Wide frequency range supports a broad set of RF measurements and system configurations, so one unit can cover multiple tasks without swapping parts. - Key benefits and how it solves problems - Protects equipment: lowers incoming signal levels to safe ranges, preventing overload and potential damage to downstream components. - Simplifies testing: consistent attenuation makes signal levels repeatable and measurement results more reliable. - Space and durability: small footprint for tight installations, with a robust plastic housing that shields internal elements for long-term use. - Important attributes - Function: precision attenuation for coaxial RF paths. - Compatibility: designed for use in coaxial systems and common RF test setups (lab benches, field instruments, and integrated racks). - Size: compact form factor suitable for crowded panels and portable test kits. - Material: durable plastic housing for impact resistance and extended service life. - Performance: wide frequency range for versatile, multi-band use. - Typical applications - Lab testing and calibration: add predictable attenuation during component and system validation to obtain repeatable measurements. - Field measurement and troubleshooting: protect handheld spectrum analyzers and receivers from strong signals while maintaining mobility. - System integration: install in racks or inline with transmit/receive chains to control signal levels in multi-component RF systems. Durable, compact, and wideband—this coaxial attenuator delivers practical attenuation where space, reliability, and broad frequency capability are required.