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Ancillary circuitry that protects the main circuitry in case of a fault. Examples of faults protected against are: overvoltage, ESD, overheating, and overloading (too high of a current draw). In some cases the protection circuitry is sacrificial, being destroyed or degraded in the act of protecting.
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RF power limiter
I am interested in constructing my own version of an RF power limiter. There exist models such as the 11930A Power Limiter, but are very expensive. The intended use for the device is to limit input po …