AT10018C-60-P

Attenuators Overview

The AT10018C-60-P is a digital step attenuator manufactured by Amtery Corporation, designed for RF applications within the frequency range of 100 MHz to 18 GHz. It provides an attenuation value spanning from 0 dB to 63 dB with a precise 1 dB step resolution. The component features an insertion loss of 15.5 dB and operates with a characteristic impedance of 50 Ohms. It utilizes SMA connectors for interface connectivity.

Attenuators Feature Summary

• Digital control capability for precise attenuation adjustment
• Wideband operation covering 100 MHz to 18 GHz
• High-resolution 1 dB step increments across the full range

Attenuators Applications

• RF signal testing and measurement systems
• Wireless communication equipment calibration
• Laboratory instrumentation requiring variable attenuation

Attenuators Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet version provided by Amtery Corporation or authorized distributors to confirm current manufacturing status. Ensure compatibility with SMA connector interfaces and 50 Ohm system requirements before integration. Check for any ordering suffix variations that may indicate different packaging or pin configurations.

Attenuators Selection Notes

Select this component when a wide frequency range up to 18 GHz is required alongside high attenuation steps. The 1 dB resolution suits applications needing fine-tuned signal level adjustments. Confirm that the 15.5 dB insertion loss aligns with system power budget constraints.

Attenuators Part Context

This part belongs to the Amtery Corporation digital step attenuator product line, which includes various models with different attenuation ranges and frequency capabilities. It is categorized under RF attenuators and is often grouped with directional couplers and programmable attenuator modules in the manufacturer's portfolio.

Attenuators Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify functional equivalence regarding frequency range, attenuation steps, and connector type if considering alternative components.