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Planar Monolithics Intros 0.1 to 18.0 GHz, Variable Gain Amplifier
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February 9, 2012 Press Release
New Product Announcement
0.1 to 18.0 GHz, Variable Gain Amplifier
PMI Model No.
PTB-40-0R118-6R5-21-120VAC-1U-SFF
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PMI Model number
PTB-40-0R118-6R5-21-120VAC-1U-SFF is an integrated microwave assembly that provides high gain and
operates from 100 MHz to 18.0 GHz. This unit features integrated digitally controlled attenuators with
ranges up to 60 dB. The attenuation can be controlled via the external optical encoded knob or via RS-232
and Ethernet. The amount of selected attenuation is displayed on the front panel LCD screen.
Standard Features:
- 6 foot power cord supplied
- On / Off Power Switch with LED indicator
- Attenuation level displayed on the LCD display
- Attenuation control via front panel optical encoded knob or via RS-232 and Ethernet
- Real-Time attenuation control
Available Options:
- Ultra-Fine 0.25 dB/Step Attenuation Resolution
- Internal High Speed Modulator
- Other Gain Levels from 0 dB to 80 dB
- Frequency Ranges from 10 MHz to 40 GHz
- Higher Output power levels up to +30 dBm 220 VAC (European Compatible) Voltage Supplies
Click the links below for additional information and test data:
Specifications:
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Posted 2/10/2012
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