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Variable Attenuator
0.1 - 50 dB / 3.95 - 5.85 GHz |
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(MWA) G382A
HP variable attenuator has a dial adjust from 0.1 - 50 dB continuous. 3.95 - 5.85 GHz. 7/8" x 1-7/8" opening, flange 3-5/8" O.D. WR-187 waveguides. UG-407 A/U flanges. |
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Variable Attenuator
0 - 50 dB / 8 - 12 GHz |
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(MWA) X382A
HP variable attenuator has a dial adjust from 0 - 50 dB. 8 - 12 GHz. WR-90 flanges. 6" x 4-1/4" x 7-1/2" high, 16" long. Removed from service but in good condition. |
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Tunable Attenuator
0 - 15 dB / 8.2 - 12.4 GHz |
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(MWA) 10169G1
Neico tunable attenuator is 0 - 15 dB over the range,
graduated on 3-1/2" dial marked (0-15 and 0-100). WR-90. 2 watt average. 6-1/2" long. |
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Tunable Attenuator
0 - 20 dB / 8.2 - 12.4 GHz |
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(MWA) 154AS4
PRD tunable attenuator is 0 - 20 dB over the range.
WR-90. 1 watt average. 2-1/2" long. |
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Tunable Attenuator
0 - 25 dB / 8.2 - 12.4 GHz |
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(MWA) 10136-2
Neico tunable attenuator is 0 - 25 dB over the
range. WR-90. 2 watt average. 4-3/8" long. |
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Tunable Attenuator
0 - 40 dB / 12.4 - 18 GHz |
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(MWA) 1387460
MDL tunable attenuator is 0 - 40 dB over the range.
WR-62 waveguide. 8 hole rectangular flange. |
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Variable Attenuator
0 - 60 dB / 12.4 - 18 GHz |
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(MWA) U101-S3G
PRD variable attenuator
has a dial adjust from front, 0 - 60 dB. WR-62 (UG-419U) 1 watt
average. 5" high
x 7-1/2" long. |
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Echo Box
0 - 55 GHz |
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(MWE) TS-270B/UP
This echo box was the original absorption wavemeter for
measuring frequencies in the "GHz" region. "N" female. |
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Variable Attenuator
-20 to -100 dBm / 12.4 - 18 GHz |
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(MWA)
C380025133
Systron Donner spare variable
attenuator has a dial marked 20-100 -dBm that was actual read
out on signal generator. Plumbing is WR-62. 5" high x 6" long. |
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"KA" Band Variable
Attenuator
0 - 20dB / 26 - 40GHz |
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(MWA)
C152417
"KA" Band variable attenuator.
0 - 20dB continuous, 26 - 40GHz. Waveguide hole I.D.=0.275"
x 0.139". WR-28 flange. Bolt holes = 0.524" spacing. Body
is 4" long. Military P/N: CN-410/UPM-84. |
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