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KFA Series Chip Attenuators
  • Substrates - Alumina
  • Commercial and High Reliability Product Lines
  • Frequency Range from 16 to 36 GHz
  • Attenuation Values from 1 to 10dB
  • Space Qualified
  • Surface mount or bondable  configurations
  • RoHS options available

The KFA is a high frequency, wire bondable chip attenuator. Designed with the KTVA footprint in mind this component offers a flat attenuation from 16-36 GHz. The KFA chip attenuator can handle 200mW and is available in 1 -10 dB with an operating temperature from -55 to +150 ºC. The KFA is also available for high-reliability applications under the HRKFA part number with Group A, B and C life testing according to Mil-PRF-55342. This attenuator is available with gold wire bondable terminals and a platinum silver, solder attachable ground plane in an ultra miniature chip size 0.065 x 0.120 inches (1.65mm x 3.05mm).

KFA-SMTF series is one of our latest millimeter wave products.  Providing the same high performance as the wire bondable series in a surface-mountable package, KFA-SMTF is compatible with high-speed automated assembly process.  The unique attenuator design ensures high performance repeatability and high tolerance to assembly variability.Our K-band attenuators have been incorporated into various commercial wireless and high reliability applications, including point-to-point radios and satellite communication systems. 

 KFA Series Chip Attenuators
 Package Style
 Surface-MountWire-Bondable
Operating Frequency18.0 - 36.0 GHz16.0 - 36.0 GHz
Impedance50 Ω
VSWR, Typical1.35
Power Handling200 mW
Operating Temperature-55ºC to 150ºC
Size3.05 mm x 1.65 mm
SubstrateAlumina
Resistive MaterialThick Film
Terminal MaterialThick Film
Terminal Finish (Link to Data Sheet)Solder PlatedWire-Bondable Gold
Silver / Nickel
  • Circulators
  • High Power Amplifiers
  • Receivers
  • Filters
  • Isolators
  • Signal Sampling
  • Interstage Isolation
  • Impedance Matching