Does a forward path attenuator reduce return path
22-02-2012, 08:28
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Does a forward path attenuator reduce return path
Can anyone help me with the aforementioned question?
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22-02-2012, 13:57
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Re: Does a forward path attenuator reduce return path
It's not supposed to but does have a tiny effect in practice.
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23-02-2012, 08:19
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Re: Does a forward path attenuator reduce return path
I hate to be pedantic but how much? Are we looking at 3-4dB?
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23-02-2012, 10:13
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Re: Does a forward path attenuator reduce return path
Less than 1dB. Usually closer to 0.1
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23-02-2012, 11:05
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Re: Does a forward path attenuator reduce return path
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Originally Posted by blueandred
Can anyone help me with the aforementioned question?
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It depends really, as it should reduce it by enough to notice it but if it is a faulty attenuator then it could do.
I saw plenty of them when I was doing installs.
Are you having a problem or are you just wondering?
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23-02-2012, 12:40
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Re: Does a forward path attenuator reduce return path
I am completing an online course and this was one of the questions. Believe it or not the instructor did not know the answer. Thanks for the feedback!
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23-02-2012, 14:26
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Re: Does a forward path attenuator reduce return path
I retract my statements.
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23-02-2012, 15:50
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Re: Does a forward path attenuator reduce return path
Just to correct slightly what I posted as I have just noticed a slight mistake with it.
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"It depends really, as it should reduce it by enough to notice it but if it is a faulty attenuator then it could do."
It should read
"It depends really, as it shouldn't reduce it by enough to notice it but if it is a faulty attenuator then it could do."
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