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  • Telegärtner J01016R0006 R-TNC Attenuator 10 dB

    Telegärtner

    Telegärtner J01016R0006 R-TNC Attenuator 10 dB

    J01016R0006

    Telegärtner J01016R0006 is an R-TNC attenuator with 10 dB attenuation. It is type m-f with max. frequency 6 GHz and max. power 2 W.

    Manufacturer
    Telegärtner
    Manufacturer part number
    J01016R0006
    EAN
    4018359364397

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  • Telegärtner J01016R0005 R-TNC Attenuator 6 dB

    Telegärtner

    Telegärtner J01016R0005 R-TNC Attenuator 6 dB

    J01016R0005

    R-TNC attenuator with 6 dB attenuation. It is used to weaken RF signals up to a frequency of 6 GHz.

    Manufacturer
    Telegärtner
    SAP number
    100023846
    Manufacturer part number
    J01016R0005

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  • Telegärtner J01016R0007 R-TNC Attenuator, 20 dB

    Telegärtner

    Telegärtner J01016R0007 R-TNC Attenuator, 20 dB

    J01016R0007

    R-TNC attenuator with 20 dB attenuation. The Telegärtner TestLine attenuator is used to weaken RF signals up to 6 GHz.

    Manufacturer
    Telegärtner
    EAN
    4018359364403
    Type
    m-f

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  • J01016R0008 R-TNC Termination Load, 50 Ohm

    Telegaertner

    J01016R0008 R-TNC Termination Load, 50 Ohm

    J01016R0008

    R-TNC termination load with 50 Ohm impedance. Maximum frequency is 6 GHz and maximum power is 1 W.

    Manufacturer
    Telegaertner
    Manufacturer part number
    J01016R0008
    EAN
    4018359418021

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Engineering support

Specs alone don't always tell the whole story.

Two connectors can carry the same rating and behave differently in your machine. Interference, sealing, routing, mechanical stress, temperature and how the connection is assembled all decide whether the choice holds — and none of them are on a datasheet.

You get a named contact rather than a ticket.

What decides the choice

  • 01Interference and EMC
  • 02Environment and sealing
  • 03Routing and movement
  • 04Mechanical stress and vibration
  • 05Temperature
  • 06Assembly and termination