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RFT50N-05TJ1225 DC~12.0GHz Leaded Termination
Typical Performance: Installation method Power De-rating Reflow time and temperature diagram: P/N Designation Matters needing attention ■ After the storage period of newly purchased parts exceeds 6 months, attention should be paid to their weldability before use. It is recommended to store in vacuum packaging. ■ Drill out the hot hole on the PCB and fill the solder. ■ Reflow welding is preferred for bottom welding, please refer to Reflow introduction ■ The manual welding wire should be use... -
RFT50-10CT0404 Chip Termination
Typical Performance: Installation method Power De-rating Reflow time and temperature diagram: P/N Designation Matters needing attention ■ After the storage period of newly purchased parts exceeds 6 months, attention should be paid to their weldability before use. It is recommended to store in vacuum packaging. ■ Drill out the hot hole on the PCB and fill the solder. ■ Reflow welding is preferred for bottom welding, see Introduction to Reflow welding. ■ Add air cooling or water cooling if n... -
Flanged Attenuator
Flanged attenuator refers to an RF leaded attenuator with mounting flanges. It is made by welding the RF leaded attenuator onto the flange. It has the same characteristics as leaded attenuators and with better ability to dissipate heat. The material commonly used for flange is made of copper plated with nickel or silver. Attenuation chips are made by selecting appropriate sizes and substrates {usually beryllium oxide(BeO), aluminum nitride(AlN), aluminum oxide(Al2O3), or other better substrate materials} based on different power requirements and frequencies, and then sintering them through resistance and circuit printing. Flanged attenuator is an integrated circuit widely used in the electronic field, mainly used to regulate and reduce the strength of electrical signals. It plays an important role in wireless communication, RF circuits, and other applications that require signal strength control.
Custom design available upon request.
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