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John Woodgate wrote:
I read in sci.electronics.design that Rene Tschaggelar wrote (in ) about 'Shielding data lines to RF circuits', on Thu, 1 Apr 2004: What attenuator are you using ? -100dBm is a lot of attenuation. No, it's only 1 dB of attenuation from -99 dBm. 100 dB is a lot of attenuation (or gain). Got me John, So how to get -99dBm, considering the DDS outputs in the order of 0dBm. Are there any decent digital step attenuators around ? The better switches available at minicircuits have an isolation of 80dB when off, their analog Attenuator has a range of 55dB. In 2 stages then ? Rene |
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