C-band 10 GHz phase modem (PM10-C)
The phase moders provided by the optical library technology have such characteristics as high linearity and small containment sizes of low-powered voltage, with bandwidth up to 10 GHz and can provide customised services to meet specific needs.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum RF input power (electricity) [PM10-C; absolute maximum rating; Top = 25°C; RF radio frequency port; communication coupling AC] | max:28 dBm |
| Maximum input photopower (optics) [PM10-C; absolute maximum rating; Top = 25°C; CW continuous power] | max:20 dBm |
| Work temperature of the shell [PM10-C; absolute maximum; Top = 25°C] | min:0 °C; max:+70 °C |
| Storage Temperature [PM10-C; absolute maximum; Top = 25°C] | min:-40 °C; max:+85 °C |
| Maximum working temperature change rate [PM10-C; absolute maximum; Top = 25°C] | max:1 °C/min |
| Operating Humidity [PM10-C; absolute maximum; Top = 25°C] | min:5 %; max:85 % |
| Welding temperature [PM10-C; absolute maximum; Top = 25°C] | max:250 °C |
| Welding time. [PM10-C; absolute maximum; Top = 25°C] | max:10 s |
| Operating Wavelength Range [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; optical parameters] | min:1530 nm; max:1565 nm |
| Insertion Loss [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; optical parameters; no connector] | typical:2.5 dB; max:3.5 dB |
| Insertion Loss [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; optical parameters; two-end belt connectors] | typical:3.0 dB; max:4.0 dB |
| Return Loss [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; optical parameters; no connector; RL down 5dB after the source footnote adds connector] | min:40 dB; typical:45 dB |
| Distortion associated with PDF [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; optical parameters] | typical:10 dB |
| S₂₁ PV bandwidth [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; radio frequency electrology; 3dBe] | min:10 GHz; typical:12 GHz |
| ΔS₂₁ Ripple [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; radio frequency electrology] | typical:0.5 dB; max:1.0 dB |
| S₁₁ telecommunication loss. [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; radio frequency electrology] | typical:-15 dB; max:-10 dB |
| RF V-Cylinder voltage [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; radio frequency electrology; @50kHz] | typical:4 V; max:5 V |
| RF V-Cylinder voltage [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; radio frequency electrology; @10GHz] | typical:6 V; max:7 V |
| RF input resistance [PM10-C; technical parameters; 25°C/1550nm; radio frequency electrology] | typical:50 Ω |
| IL [PM10-C; add loss to connector and increase loss by 0.3 dB, footnote to source technology table] | 0.3 dB |
| Radio frequency connection [PM10-C; leg-leading and fibre-optic specifications] | GPO head |
| Local [PM10-C; leg-leading and fibre-optic specifications] | LEAD Footsteps |
| Input Fiber [PM10-C; leg-leading and fibre-optic specifications] | Corning/Fujikura PM15-P-8/125-UV/UV400 (polarization-maintaining fiber), L1 (900μm tubing)>1.5m, L2 (bare fiber)>5cm |
| Output Fiber [PM10-C;old textcms] | Corning/Fujikura PM15-P-8/125-UV/UV400 (polarization-maintaining fiber), L1 (900μm tubing)>1.5m, L2 (bare fiber)>5cms |
| At least bend radius [PM10-C; leg-leading and fibre-optic specifications] | 15 mm |
| Footer Definition [PM10-C; pipe foot#1] | GND;location |
| Footer Definition [PM10-C; pipe foot#2] | GND;location |
| Footer Definition [PM10-C; pipe foot#3] | GND;location |
| Footer Definition [PM10-C; pipe foot#4] | GND;location |
| Footer Definition [PM10-C; pipe foot#5] | RF; RF input (GPO header) |
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