Coaxial mismatch loads are standard terminations that absorb a portion of microwave power while reflecting the rest at a defined VSWR, used primarily in microwave measurements. They are assembled with an N-type connector, heat sink, and resistive chip, with chip resistance values fine-tuned to achieve the required frequency, power, and VSWR specifications. VSWR, power handling, and dimensions are fully customizable to meet specific application needs.Coaxial mismatch loads are standard terminations that absorb a portion of microwave power while reflecting the rest at a defined VSWR, used primarily in microwave measurements. They are assembled with an N-type connector, heat sink, and resistive chip, with chip resistance values fine-tuned to achieve the required frequency, power, and VSWR specifications. VSWR, power handling, and dimensions are fully customizable to meet specific application needs.
Mismatch loads are a type of coaxial load. They are standard mismatch loads that absorb a portion of microwave power and reflect a portion back, while presenting a specific VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio), and are mainly used in microwave measurements.
A mismatch load is assembled from a connector, a heat sink, and a built-in resistive chip. Depending on different frequency and power requirements, the connector is typically N-type. The heat sink is designed with heat dissipation dimensions tailored to different power levels. The built-in chip is adjusted and finalized using chips of different resistance values to meet specific frequency, power, and VSWR requirements.
The VSWR, power rating, and dimensions of the mismatch load can be customized according to customer requirements.
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