RF Testing

RF Loads Explained: Types, Power Ratings and Applications

RF loads, also known as RF terminations, are used to absorb radio-frequency energy at the end of a transmission line or test port. A properly selected load helps minimize signal reflections and maintain the expected impedance conditions in RF and microwave systems. RF loads are commonly used in test equipment, communication systems, transmitters and laboratory

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RF Attenuators Explained: Types, Applications and Selection Guide

RF attenuators are passive components designed to reduce signal power by a specified amount. They are widely used in RF testing, communication systems, microwave instruments and electronic equipment to control signal levels and protect sensitive components. Selecting the right RF attenuator requires careful consideration of attenuation value, frequency range, power handling, impedance and connector type.

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