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Arra N9412-10 10dB Fixed RF Coaxial Attenuator Type N Male Female 50 Ohm

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SKU:
40827
MPN:
N9412-10
Condition:
Used
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  • Arra N9412-10 fixed RF attenuator – angled view showing Type N male connector end and body label
  • Arra N9412-10 fixed coaxial attenuator – opposite angle showing Type N female connector end
  • Arra N9412-10 attenuator close-up of body label reading ARRA 9412-10 with Type N connectors visible
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Description

Arra N9412-10 10dB Fixed RF Coaxial Attenuator Type N Male Female 50 Ohm

The Arra N9412-10 is a fixed coaxial RF attenuator providing 10dB of signal attenuation in a compact inline form factor. It uses Type N male and Type N female connectors and is designed for 50 ohm RF systems. Fixed coaxial attenuators like this one reduce signal power by a precise, defined amount without significantly affecting impedance matching, making them a standard passive component in RF test and measurement setups.

Specifications & What's Included

  • Manufacturer: Arra
  • Model / MPN: N9412-10
  • Type: Fixed coaxial inline attenuator
  • Attenuation: 10 dB
  • Connector type: Type N male (input) to Type N female (output)
  • Impedance: 50 ohm
  • Form factor: Inline / in-series coaxial body
  • Body construction: Stainless steel / metal barrel
  • Includes: Attenuator only — no adapters or accessories

Applications

Fixed coaxial attenuators are standard passive components used throughout RF and microwave test benches, signal chain setups, and telecommunications labs. They are commonly placed inline between signal generators and devices under test (DUTs) to reduce drive levels, protect sensitive inputs from overdrive, or bring signal levels into the dynamic range of a spectrum analyzer or receiver. Type N connectors are widely used from the low MHz range through several GHz, making this type of attenuator a staple on lab benches in wireless communications, military/aerospace RF work, broadcast, and general RF engineering. Fixed attenuators are also used to build calibrated step-attenuator networks and to improve impedance matching between mismatched components in a signal path. Arra (also known as Arra Inc.) has been a U.S.-based manufacturer of RF passive components including attenuators, terminations, and directional couplers for the defense, commercial, and test-equipment markets.

Condition: Used
This Arra N9412-10 10dB Type N Fixed RF Attenuator has been inspected and is in good used condition. The body and connectors show normal handling wear consistent with lab use, including some light marking on the body label as visible in the photos. The connector threads and mating surfaces appear intact. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
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Warranty Information

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Additional Information

Brand:
Arra
Model:
N9412-10
MPN:
N9412-10
Type:
Fixed Coaxial RF Attenuator
SKU:
40827
Attenuation:
10 dB
Connector Type:
Type N Male to Type N Female
Impedance:
50 Ohm
Configuration:
Inline / In-Series
Form Factor:
Inline Coaxial
Seller Notes:
Attenuator only — no accessories or adapters included.
Country/Region of Manufacture:
United States
Condition Notes:
This Arra N9412-10 10dB Type N Fixed RF Attenuator has been inspected and is in good used condition. Shows normal handling wear; connector threads and mating surfaces appear intact. Please view our photos and contact us with any questions.
California Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov
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