DLW15-U385-0R5 QAXIAL

RF Waveguide Termination, WR-15, UG-385/U, 0.5 W, 50-70 GHz (V Band)

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DLW15-U385-0R5
Order code: TGD-20
Product conditions: N     
  • WR-15
  • 50 GHz
  • 70 GHz
  • 0.5 W
  • 1.05
  • UG-385/U

DLW15-U385-0R5 is a WR-15 RF waveguide termination designed for millimeter-wave operation from 50 to 70 GHz, with 0.5 W average input power at 25°C. It is intended to absorb RF power on unused ports, line ends, and secondary branches in mmWave assemblies, helping reduce reflections and maintain controlled RF behavior.

This termination features a UG-385/U flange and is manufactured in copper with a gold-plated finish, making it suitable for high-frequency systems where mechanical accuracy and reliable electrical contact are important.

Key features

  • Waveguide size: WR-15 (R620)
  • Frequency range: 50-70 GHz
  • Average power: 0.5 W @ 25°C
  • Max VSWR: 1.05
  • Flange type: UG-385/U
  • Material: copper
  • Finish: gold plated
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to +70°C

Role in the RF chain

A WR-15 waveguide termination is typically used to terminate unused ports, test ports, and auxiliary branches in millimeter-wave modules, subsystems, and laboratory setups. Good matching helps minimize return reflections and supports more stable RF performance across the signal path.

Why choose this WR-15 termination

  • Compatible with WR-15 millimeter-wave systems
  • Standard UG-385/U mechanical interface
  • 1.05 max VSWR for excellent match quality
  • Copper body with gold plating for mmWave use
  • Operating range from -40°C to +70°C

DLW15-U385-0R5 is a solid choice for technical B2B catalogs when a compact WR-15 waveguide termination is needed for RF absorption from 50 to 70 GHz.

  • CN
  • 85332100
  • 8.00 g
  • Yes
  • SVHC not present
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