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FMAT7601-9 is listed in the Attenuators range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Fairview Microwave. Its product description is 9DB RF FIXED ATTENUATOR 2W, DC T. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The FMAT7601-9 is a fixed RF attenuator manufactured by Fairview Microwave, designed for signal level reduction in radio frequency circuits. It provides an attenuation value of 9 dB with a power handling capacity of 2W. The device operates over a frequency range from DC to 3 GHz and maintains a characteristic impedance of 50 Ohms. It utilizes SMA connectors, featuring a male input and a female output interface. The construction incorporates stainless steel materials to ensure durability and performance stability across the specified operational bandwidth.
Verify the specific connector gender configuration matches the system requirements before procurement. Confirm that the 2W power rating aligns with the maximum expected signal levels in the application circuit. Ensure the SMA interface compatibility is validated against existing hardware connections. Review the manufacturer's datasheet for detailed mechanical dimensions and mounting specifications to guarantee proper physical integration within the assembly.
Select this model when a fixed 9 dB attenuation is required for frequencies up to 3 GHz. Consider the 2W power handling limit to prevent damage during high-power operations. The SMA interface suits standard laboratory and industrial RF setups. Stainless steel construction offers advantages in environments requiring robust material properties compared to other housing options.
This component belongs to the FMAT series of fixed attenuators from Fairview Microwave. The series includes various attenuation values such as 3 dB, 6 dB, and 9 dB variants. These devices are engineered for interconnect applications where stable signal reduction is critical. The FMAT7601-9 specifically addresses needs for moderate attenuation levels in broadband RF environments.
Compatible substitutes include the FMAT7601-3 and FMAT7601-6 from the same manufacturer, which share identical form factors and interfaces but offer different attenuation values. Ensure the replacement part number matches the required dB loss for the specific circuit design.
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