BNC 50 Ohm Terminator, 5-Pack BNC Male Plug Coaxial Cable Adapter Connector

I purchased a pack of 10. Tested immediately with Dual Banana BNC Adapter and Fluke 8060A. Results are excellent.49.81 49.88 49.89 49.94 49.9750.02 50.04 50.06 50.08 50.17I like very much they have engraved value 50 Ohm.Good for my need, to estimate self noise of various signal analyzers, preamplifiers. Great value for money. I obtained 10 of them so I always have a way to confirm noise reading not influenced by imperfect termination. And I don't think some people will succeed expecting power above 1/4W from a built in resistor. No cooling inside, no space for power resistor. I think a fraction of 1W would be best power rating estimate. Positively this type device is not designed for applications with 0.5W power applied to 50 Ohm.Overall I am happy with this purchase.

Good quality and conveniently marked 50 ohms on the end cap. I don't think I will be buying anymore expensive RF terminators when these do the job just fine.

Overall very satisfied. Good terminators for tuning our cavity band pass filters. Most of them measured very close to 50 ohms.

43ohm, 48 ohm, 51ohm, 53ohm, 57ohm at DC. SWR sweeps are within acceptable ranges except that 43 ohm one... it was iffy, didn't plan on it being used as an antenna so that's not a huge deal.The great thing about the oddball ones is that if their signatures unique enough they will help you differentiate the wires when you're trying to trace where a random wire is leading. I paint the heads with color nail polish and a numbers given per each color of the rainbow. this batch was ok, I have really wild ones from another seller than had 5 ohm and 100 ohm impedances. My batch wasn't that bad but condolences for the guy who may have used a 5 ohm impedance to terminate a 50 ohm line though. in the RF world a short is a feed point.

I bought the 10 pack of 50 ohm BNC terminators. Build quality is solid. They all worked as expected, though one of them had a slight burr which caused it to hang up when being disconnected until it had been worked a few times. In terms of accuracy, all 10 measured in at 1.00:1 from 3.75MHz through 28MHz (the range I chose on my VNA) so they are, at least good enough for terminating measurements in the HF range. The impedances I measured over that range for all of them were between 49.9 and 50.4 ohms, with almost all of them in the 49.9 to 50.2 range.A test on one of them that showed 50.0 ohms across HF showed a range of 50.0 to 48.3 ohms from 1 to 450 MHz, so decent up into low UHF. I would not expect the others to differ materially from that, but I did not test all of them.

I purchased 5 to use with my SA. They are better than expected for the money and I will be getting a few more. Used with a DIY hybrid combiner to 100 MHz. The slight measurable error at the top end is likely the hybrid itself. Nothing I owned before these was even close50,5 50.4 49.8 50.0 50.2

Close enough to 50 Ohm.

Measured using 5.5 digit Siglent SDM5055 multimeter using a BNC to Banana adapter50.004 49.845 50.133 50.426 49.89249.829 49.832 49.924 50.076 50.152