WT-2G6 satellite optical transmitter is mainly used in the cable-shared transmission system of CATV signal and SAT-IF signa,two types: 1 way satellite optical transmitter ,6 way satellite optical transmitter.
* High performance DFB laser.
* Support optical AGC, Switchable to MGC.
* Adopt multi-frequency pre-distortion technology.
* Support Ethernet transponder.
* Hot backup dual power modules.
* 45 ~ 862MHz (CATV part); 950 ~ 2600MHz(SAT-IF part)
* Optical Output : 1310/1550nm, 2 ~ 10mW
* RFInput Range: -25~ -5dBm ( total power)
* C/N ≥ 51dB @-1dBm, CTB≥ 63dB ,CSO≥ 58dB
* Operating Temperature: 0℃ ~ +50℃
* Operating Voltage: AC 110 ~ 265V(50Hz)
* 19”1U: 483mm(L)X 395mm(W)X 44mm(H)
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Performance |
Index |
Unit |
Remark |
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Optical Characteristics |
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Laser Type |
DFB |
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Specified by the user |
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Optical Wavelength |
1310, 1550 or specified by the user |
nm |
Specified by the user |
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Output Optical Power |
2, 4, 6, 8, 10 |
mW |
Specified by the user |
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Output Return Loss |
50 |
dB |
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Optical Connector Type |
SC/APC or FC/APC |
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Specified by the user |
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CATV RF Characteristics |
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Working Bandwidth |
45-862 |
MHz |
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Input Range |
75~85 |
dBμV |
Input level |
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Flatness |
±1 |
dB |
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Input Return Loss |
14 |
dB |
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C/N |
≥51 |
dB |
42CH CENELEC 80dBμV AGC OMI=3.8% |
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C/CTB |
≥63 |
dB |
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C/CSO |
≥58 |
dB |
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Input Impedance |
75 |
Ω |
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RF Connector |
F type Male/Female |
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Specified by the user |
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SAT-IF Characteristics |
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Working Bandwidth |
950~2600 |
MHz |
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Input Range |
68~83 |
dBμV |
Input level |
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Flatness |
±1 |
dB |
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Input Return Loss |
10 |
dB |
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C/IM3 |
≥55 |
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Note1 |
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General Characteristics |
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Power Supply (AC) |
110~265 |
V |
Optional dual power |
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Consumption |
20 |
mW |
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SNMP network management interface |
RJ45 |
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Working Temperature |
0~50 |
°C |
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Storage Temperature |
-40~60 |
°C |
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Dimension (W)*(D)*(H) |
1U 19 inch 483*395*44 |
mm |
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Note1: C/IM3 is defined as the ratio between the peak of carrier signal and triple beat (IM3) by using a two-tone test (1.0GHz and 1.1GHz). |
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