Attenuation of three link microwave attenuator¶

Microwave attenuators are used to attenuate the microwave signal. For a three-link T-type attenuator or a π-type attenuator, the signal attenuation coefficient is calculated from the ratio of resistances of the resistors.

attenuation¶

attenuation of the attenuator.

Symbol:

A

Latex:

\(A\)

Dimension:

dimensionless

first_resistance¶

electrical_resistance of the first section.

Symbol:

R_1

Latex:

\(R_{1}\)

Dimension:

impedance

second_resistance¶

electrical_resistance of the second section.

Symbol:

R_2

Latex:

\(R_{2}\)

Dimension:

impedance

law¶

A = exp(acosh(1 + R_1 / R_2))

Latex:
\[A = \exp{\left(\operatorname{acosh}{\left(1 + \frac{R_{1}}{R_{2}} \right)} \right)}\]

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