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The OT 9-5 CWDM transmitter is used to receive signals in the 47–2150 MHz range and convert them into optical signals in the 1330–1390 nm and 1510–1570 nm range, which can then be fed into an optical distribution network.
The OT 5-5 CWDM optical transmitter is used to receive 4 SAT input signals and terrestrial signals and convert them into an optical signal. The input signals are assigned to separate wavelengths in the range 1510 ... 1570 nm.
The mini transmitters of the AOT126 series transmit both SAT IF and CATV signals via optical cables. They represent a cost-effective solution and impress with their excellent performance.
The mini transmitters of the AOT126 series transmit both SAT IF and CATV signals via optical cables. They represent a cost-effective solution and impress with their excellent performance.
The OR 5 QT II and OR 4 S II optical receivers are used to reconvert the optical signal into the SAT and terrestrial signals in the RF range.
The OR 9 QT optical receiver converts the received optical signal into an RF signal and outputs it to eight outputs with fixed SAT polarization planes and one terrestrial output for connecting multiswitch devices.
The OR 5 QT II and OR 4 S II optical receivers are used to convert the optical signal back into the SAT and terrestrial signal in the HF range.
The mini receiver of the AON126 series receives optical signals and delivers both SAT IF and CATV signals at the output.
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