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The PE6TR1180 is a 5-watt RF load termination manufactured by Pasternack. It features a 7/16 DIN male input connector and operates within a frequency range of DC to 6 GHz. The component is designed for high-power dissipation in radio frequency circuits, providing a stable 50-ohm impedance match. It supports an operating temperature range from -40°C to +75°C. This termination serves as a dummy load for testing and measurement applications, ensuring signal integrity by absorbing reflected energy without distortion.
Verify the specific connector gender and interface type against your system requirements before procurement. Confirm that the 5-watt power rating aligns with your peak and average power levels. Ensure the operating temperature range meets your environmental conditions. Check for any required datasheets or compliance documentation specific to your region. Validate compatibility with existing test equipment interfaces.
Select this termination when a 7/16 DIN male interface is required for high-power RF loads. Consider the 6 GHz frequency limit for bandwidth requirements. Evaluate the 5-watt power handling capacity against your application's thermal constraints. Compare physical dimensions and mounting options if space is limited. Ensure the impedance matches your system's 50-ohm standard.
The PE6TR1180 belongs to Pasternack's line of RF load terminations, designed for demanding radio frequency environments. These components are essential for maintaining signal integrity during testing and measurement. The 7/16 DIN connector offers durability and low loss, suitable for industrial and telecommunications applications. This part represents a standard solution for absorbing RF energy in high-frequency circuits.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing connectors and power ratings if considering alternatives. Consult manufacturer catalogs for similar 7/16 DIN male terminations with comparable power and frequency specifications.