PE7366-10

Overview

The PE7366-10 is a fixed coaxial RF attenuator manufactured by Pasternack. It provides a nominal attenuation of 10 dB and operates within a frequency range up to 7.5 GHz. The device features N Male connectors on one side and 7/16 DIN Female connectors on the other, facilitating interface conversion between these two standards. Constructed with a black anodized aluminum heatsink body, it is rated for a maximum power handling capacity of 25 Watts.

Feature Summary

• Integrates N Male and 7/16 DIN Female interfaces for versatile system connectivity
• Utilizes a black anodized aluminum heatsink body for thermal management
• Provides fixed 10 dB signal attenuation across the operational bandwidth

Applications

• RF test and measurement setups requiring precise signal reduction
• Telecommunications infrastructure utilizing mixed connector standards
• Broadcast equipment needing stable attenuation levels up to 7.5 GHz

Procurement Notes

Verify that the specific application environment supports the 25 Watt power rating and the 7.5 GHz frequency limit. Confirm compatibility between N Male and 7/16 DIN Female interfaces in the target circuit. Ensure mechanical fitment for the heatsink body design. Cross-reference datasheet specifications against current project requirements before finalizing procurement decisions.

Selection Notes

Select this component when both N Male and 7/16 DIN Female connections are required simultaneously. Choose this model if a fixed 10 dB loss is necessary without variable adjustment. Consider the aluminum heatsink construction for applications involving continuous high-power operation. Validate that the 7.5 GHz upper frequency limit meets the highest harmonic or fundamental frequency present in the system.

Part Context

This component belongs to the category of fixed coaxial RF attenuators produced by Pasternack. It serves as a passive device designed to reduce signal amplitude while maintaining impedance characteristics. The product line typically includes various attenuation values and connector combinations to support diverse RF engineering needs.

Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available.