Equalizers
● High-Speed Signal Switching
● High-Isolation Design
● Wideband Compatibility
● Low Insertion Loss Characteristics
● Multi-Channel Control Interface Integration
● Long Lifespan and High Reliability
| Part No. | Item | Frequency range | Main specification | Connector type | Material | Size(mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MX-EQ-0018-03 | Equalizers | DC-18GHz | Insert loss1dB,Slope3dB | SMA Female-SMA male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-0018-05 | Equalizers | DC-18GHz | Insert loss1dB,Slope5dB | SMA Female-SMA male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-0018-07 | Equalizers | DC-18GHz | Insert loss1dB,Slope7dB | SMA Female-SMA male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-0020-03 | Equalizers | DC-20GHz | Insert loss1.5dB,Slope3dB | SMA Female-SMA male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-0020-06 | Equalizers | DC-20GHz | Insert loss1.5dB,Slope6dB | SMA Female-SMA male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-0020-010 | Equalizers | DC-20GHz | Insert loss1.5dB,Slope10dB | SMA Female-SMA male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-Q-0040-03 | Equalizers | DC-40GHz | Insert loss2dB,Slope3dB | 2.92mm Female-2.92mm male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-0040-06 | Equalizers | DC-40GHz | Insert loss2dB,Slope6dB | 2.92mm Female-2.92mm male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-0040-08 | Equalizers | DC-40GHz | Insert loss2dB,Slope8dB | 2.92mm Female-2.92mm male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-0040-10 | Equalizers | DC-40GHz | Insert loss2dB,Slope10dB | 2.92mm Female-2.92mm male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-1840-03 | Equalizers | 18-40GHz | Insert loss2dB,Slope3dB | 2.92mm Female-2.92mm male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-1840-05 | Equalizers | 18-40GHz | Insert loss2dB,Slope5dB | 2.92mm Female-2.92mm male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
| MX-EQ-1840-06 | Equalizers | 18-40GHz | Insert loss2dB,Slope6dB | 2.92mm Female-2.92mm male | Gold-plated brass | 15x12.5x10 |
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