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The HT-50-1(40) is a non-reflective RF terminator manufactured by Hirose Electric Co Ltd. Designed for stripline mounting, this component utilizes original high-frequency matching technology to achieve super wide bandwidth and ultra-high impedance matching. The device features tabs that permit direct mounting to flat circuits, while the housing functions as a radiator to facilitate small size and high-density installation. It is classified under RF Misc ICs and Modules with an active product status.
Verify the specific manufacturer part number HT-50-1(40) against official Hirose Electric documentation to confirm compatibility with your design requirements. Ensure that the stripline mounting configuration and tab-based attachment method align with your PCB layout and thermal management strategy. Cross-reference the HRS No: 353-0083-8 40 identifier if required by your supply chain processes. Confirm that the component status remains active before finalizing procurement orders to avoid obsolescence risks.
Select the HT-50-1(40) when designing systems requiring non-reflective terminations for stripline applications. Its integrated tab design simplifies assembly on flat circuits compared to traditional solder-only components. The radiative housing property aids in thermal dissipation within dense layouts. Consider this option for projects prioritizing high-frequency performance and compact form factors without external heatsinks.
This component belongs to the HT-50 series of RF terminators from Hirose Electric. It is distinct from general-purpose resistors or capacitors, serving specifically as a matched load for radio frequency signals. The designation (40) likely refers to a specific variant or packaging code within the broader HT-50 family, differentiated by its physical mounting characteristics and internal matching network.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing designs using technical parameters rather than assuming interchangeability.