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RVA-2500 +BOM

Attenuator, Voltage Variable Attenuators Surface Mount AND Coaxial

Manufacturer:

Mini-Circuits
Mfr.Part #:

RVA-2500
Datasheet:

RVA-2500 Datasheet (PDF)
Package/Case:

DV874
Lifecycle:

Obsolete

Description

The Mini-Circuits RVA-2500 is a voltage variable attenuator, offered in both surface-mount and coaxial packages. It's a semiconductor component designed to provide adjustable signal attenuation for various applications. The attenuation level can be controlled by applying a DC voltage, making it suitable for use in systems requiring flexible gain control. As a surface-mount device (SMD), the RVA-2500 offers ease of installation on compact printed circuit boards (PCBs). Its coaxial counterpart enables integration into larger systems or environments where higher power handling is necessary. The product's precise control and adaptability make it suitable for various applications in radio frequency (RF) signal processing, microwave devices, and instrumentation equipment.

Manufacturer

The manufacturer of the RVA-2500 is Mini-Circuits, a leading designer and manufacturer of RF, microwave and millimeter wave components.

Applications

According to the product description, RVA-2500 is a Voltage Variable Attenuator (VVA) with both Surface Mount and Coaxial packages. VVAs are commonly used in applications where signal attenuation or amplification is required, such as in radio frequency (RF) communication systems, medical devices, scientific equipment, and test instruments. Specifically, the RVA-2500 can be applied to microwave and RF transmit/receive modules, tunable filters, amplifiers, modulators, and other RF components.

Equivalent

Based on Mini-Circuits' product information, the equivalent products of RVA-2500 are likely to be other voltage variable attenuators (VVAs) with similar specifications. Some possible alternatives could include: