- Absolute maximum input level without attenuation is +10 dBm. This allows normal operation with full sensitivity while protecting the front end from moderate input levels. - Absolute maximum input power with 30 dB attenuation is +20 dBm for short periods. Enables handling transient high level signals safely when attenuation is engaged. - Input IIP3 (third-order intermod) at the input with 0 dB attenuation is +15 dBm. Provides strong linearity for multi-tone signals and reduces intermod distortion. - 1 dB compression point (P1dB) at +2 dBm with 0 dB attenuation. Defines headroom and predictable gain compression in the design. Use scenarios - RF test bench: characterize linearity, overload margins, and intermod performance of a front-end under realistic multi-tone signals. - Receiver protection: tolerate signal spikes in cellular, WLAN, or other RF receiver applications without sacrificing overall performance. - Multi-carrier environments: monitor IMD behavior and maintain signal integrity in dense RF systems.