Dolph Microwave offers a series of rectangular waveguide attenuators. Typical Attenuation values are 3dB, 6dB, 10dB, 20dB and 30dB (other attenuation values available, consult sales engineers for details). The assembly construction includes a precision element for optimum electrical performance, but note that Attenuation vs. Frequency can vary greatly depending on the attenuation at a given frequency. For more, please contact.
Note: Low power fixed attenuator and variable waveguide attenuator types are still available
Flange type: Multiple types available - see Dolph Microwave Flanges page
Finish: Corrosion protection plus black top coat
Dolph Microwave, a leader in microwave engineering, offers different types of waveguide attenuators to address varying needs in signal management. The company excels in crafting waveguide attenuators with precision and reliability.
Fixed Low Power Attenuator: Dolph's Fixed Low Power Attenuators provide a constant level of signal loss that cannot be altered. This straightforward design is suitable for applications where a consistent level of attenuation is required.
Fixed Low Power Precision Attenuator: Dolph's Fixed Low Power Precision Attenuators maintain a fixed and precise level of signal loss. These attenuators incorporate high-precision elements, ensuring accuracy and reliability in applications where precision is paramount.
Fixed High Power Precision Attenuator: Tailored for high-power applications, Dolph's Fixed High Power Precision Attenuators utilize precision elements to deliver optimal electrical performance even at elevated power levels. This makes them ideal for demanding scenarios where power handling capabilities are crucial.
Continuously Variable Attenuator (CVA): Dolph's Continuously Variable Attenuators, also known as CVA, provide flexibility with adjustable signal loss. Users can modify the attenuation level using mechanical adjustment screws, knobs, or dials, making them versatile for applications that require dynamic signal control.
Dolph Microwave's comprehensive range of waveguide attenuators reflects the company's commitment to providing tailored solutions for diverse requirements for attenuator in microwave engineering, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in various applications.
| Model No* | Freq Range | VSWR (Max) | Power | Attenuation** (dB) | WG Type | Flange | Material | |
| (GHz) | (W) | IEC | EIA | |||||
| DH-40WHPFA | 3.22-4.90 | 1.2 | 10-4000 | 3-60 | R40 | WR229 | FDP/FDM | Al/Cu |
| DH-48WHPFA… | 5.4-5.9 | 1.25 | 10-4000 | 3-60 | R48 | WR187 | FDP/FDM | Al/Cu |
| DH-70WHPFA… | 5.85-7.025 | 1.2 | 10-4000 | 3-60 | R70 | WR137 | FDP/FDM | Al/Cu |
| DH-100WHPFA | 8.5-9.6 | 1.1 | 10-3000 | 3-60 | R100 | WR90 | FBP/FBM | Al/Cu |
| DH-120WHPFA | 9.84-15.0 | 1.15 | 10-3000 | 3-60 | R120 | WR75 | FBP/FBM | Al/Cu |
| DH-140WHPFA | 14.5-15.5 | 1.25 | 10-3000 | 3-60 | R140 | WR62 | FBP/FBM | Al/Cu |
| DH-320WHPFA | 26.3-40.0 | 1.25 | 10-3000 | 3-60 | R320 | WR28 | FBP/FBM | Al/Cu |
| DH-400WHPFA | 32.9-50.1 | 1.25 | 10-1000 | 3-60 | R400 | WR22 | FBP/FBM | Al/Cu |
| DH-500WHPFA | 39.2-59.6 | 1.25 | 10-1000 | 3-60 | R500 | WR19 | FBP/FBM | Al/Cu |
| DH-620WHPFA | 49.8-75.8 | 1.25 | 10-600 | 3-60 | R620 | WR15 | FBP/FBM | Al/Cu |
| DH-740WHPFA | 60.5-91.9 | 1.25 | 10-600 | 3-60 | R740 | WR12 | FBP/FBM | Al/Cu |
| DH-320WHPFA | 73.8-110.0 | 1.25 | 10-600 | 3-60 | R900 | WR10 | FBP/FBM | Al/Cu |
*Indicates Model Number. See Ordering Information for complete part number.
** Nominal Attenuation Accuracy: ± 0.5dB Frequency Sensitivity: ± 0.7dB
Waveguide size: WR650 to WR22
Attenuation: 3dB, 6dB, 10dB, 20dB and 30dB or others
Frequency response: ±0.6dB or other based on requirement
Attentuator type: fixed and variable type
Power handling: Low power, medium power and high power
Cooling type: Water cooled, oil-cooled or other customized type
Surface color: Black, white, blue, green, or you want
Material: Al/Cu
Microwave attenuators, passive waveguide components, are for controlling microwave power amount transferred from one point to another on a microwave transmission line. Based on detailed requirements, there're 2 options. Whatever power is coming if you want to attenuate either the energy is reflected or consumed. The energy has absorbed the energy in some dissipative components. For microwave region applications, there are 2 types including fixed and variable, fixed means a fixed attenuation will always be offered from the device and variable obviously means it can change as many attenuations you want.
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