Types of Attenuator

The manual states that when the soak is turned up all the way to 100, the amp's volume is still reduced by 50%. Thus, with the attenuator hooked up, you can go from 50% volume to 0% volume by turning the soak from 100 to 0. I would definitely recommend this product.

Our 50 Watt RF attenuators come in 3 dB, 6 dB, 10 dB, 20 dB, 30 dB, 40 dB and 50 dB models. Pasternack's 50 watt medium power RF attenuators have a total of 42 different male or female 7/16 DIN, SMA, N and TNC in-series and between-series connector combinations available. Each new medium power RF attenuator from Pasternack is RoHS compliant.

Coaxial attenuator. The device is made of a milled and nickel plated brass single block and it contains a 20 dB 50W attenuator with SMA male for RF input and SMA female for RF output connectors.

Basic circuits used in attenuators are pi pads (π-type) and T pads. These may be required to be balanced or unbalanced networks depending on whether the line geometry with which they are to be used is balanced or unbalanced.

T-type balanced attenuator circuit Basic circuits used in attenuators are pi pads (π-type) and T pads. These may be required to be balanced or unbalanced networks depending on whether the line geometry with which they are to be used is balanced or unbalanced.

π-type balanced attenuator circuit. T-type unbalanced attenuator circuit. T-type balanced attenuator circuit. Basic circuits used in attenuators are pi pads ...