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8494B (Unused) Manual Attenuator, 18 GHz, 11 dB, 1 dB steps, Keysight, S/N: MY42157920

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  • Sales Price(tax included)


    $ 1,248
    (Price excluding tax $ 1,134)

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    8494B

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    Yes

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    Typically secondhand items

Product description
Model number:8494B
Manufacturer name: Keysight(Agilent・HP)
Serial number:MY42157920
Accessories: Dedicated cardboard box, English-language calibration test report (February 2018)

Specifications: Product Details
・Frequency range: DC to 18 GHz
・Attenuation range: 0 to 11 dB
・Step size: 1 dB steps
・Maximum input power: 1 W (average), 100 W (peak)
・Impedance: 50 Ω

This manual attenuator supports the DC–18 GHz range and provides up to 11 dB of attenuation in 1 dB steps.
It boasts high reliability and repeatability, making it ideal for precise level adjustment of microwave signals.
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Guarantee
In accordance with the contents of the quotation
Time for payment
2 to 3 weeks after receiving the order
Product name
Manual Attenuator
Calibration date
2026/04/20
Stock status
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