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Characteristics
- Type
- RF, radio-frequency
- Format
- coaxial, BNC
- Connection type
- female, male
- Other characteristics
- ISO, microwave
Description
Pasternack's BNC RF load terminations are constructed of brass nickel plated. 0.5 Watts, 2 Watts, 10 Watts and 100 Watts models of the Pasternack BNC RF load terminations in 50 Ohm are available with same day shipping.
Frequency ratings for Pasternack's BNC 50 Ohm RF load terminations range from DC to 4 GHz. Pasternack's BNC 50 Ohm RF load terminations are available in female and male genders. BNC 50 Ohm RF load terminations varieties from Pasternack are RoHS and REACH compliant.
Our ISO 9001:2008 registered facility ships 50 Ohm BNC RF load terminations the same day from the broadest, deepest inventory of RF and microwave parts available. Excellent customer service and technical support are on hand to assist you. (sales@pasternack.com, techsupport@pasternack.com, 866-727-8376 US and Canada or +949-261-1920 International).
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