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That's OK. Theoretically, with a perfect 30dB attenuator can obtain at least 60dB return loss, and that's enough.
A attenuator is a loss network to absorb given engry. There is many types of attenuator, which I'm familiar with is Pi or T -type resistor network. A lot of text book introduce this circuits.
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