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FT10800N0050J02 by American Technical Ceramics

FT10800N0050J02

American Technical Ceramics

HIGH FREQUENCY/RF RESISTORS 50 O

Flat Box, Terminator Unknown Date-code options
MANUFACTURERAmerican Technical Ceramics
AVAILABILITYRequest to verify
LIFECYCLEUnknown
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Overview

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HIGH FREQUENCY/RF RESISTORS 50 O The FT10800N0050J02 from American Technical Ceramics is listed under RF Misc ICs and Modules with Flat Box, Terminator packaging and a unknown lifecycle status. Contact us for pricing and availability.

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Technical record

Product attributes & parameters

11 verified engineering parameters recorded
Case/PackageFlat Box, Terminator
MountFlange Mount
Supplier Device Package-
Frequency0Hz ~ 6GHz
FunctionTermination
Grade-
Product StatusActive
Qualification-
RF TypeGeneral Purpose
Secondary Attributes100W
LifecycleUnknown
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Frequently asked questions

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What is FT10800N0050J02 used for?

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Can you confirm the available date code?

Yes. Include your date-code preference in the RFQ and we will confirm it with the sourcing response.

Is this part still in production?

The current record shows Unknown. Verification happens against the specific sourcing request.