AT3550 Series
Analog 1550nm Broadcast Transmitters (1 GHz)

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The Aurora AT3550 series high performance 1550nm externally modulated analog transmitters are available in several optional configurations to meet various network requirements and feature minimum output power of 9.5 dBm with 14 to 18 dBm SBS suppression. The compact design minimizes rack space requirements and permits plugging the three-slot-wide, full-depth transmitter module in either the front or rear of the CH3000 3RU chassis to optimize equipment installation and operating conditions.

Several wavelength options are available, including broadcast center wavelengths at 1545.3nm or 1563.0nm, or channel selection on the DWDM ITU grid (ITU-T G.694.1).

The characteristics of the transmitter’s source laser allow high carrier–to–noise ratio (CNR) while the proprietary predistortion circuit that drives the optical modulator provides excellent CSO and CTB performance, with 450 MHz of digital channel loading 6 dB below the analog channels. AT3550 series transmitters are digital ready, and can be fully loaded with 100% digital 256QAM signals. This family of transmitters is part of the full complement of products developed by Aurora Networks to support and enhance the deployment of traditional HFC, passive HFC and fiber to the home (FTTH) networks.

Features

•  9.5 dBm minimum output power
•  1 GHz RF bandwidth
•  77–channel NTSC, 42-channel CENELEC, or 64–channel PAL B/G
    channel loading plans
•  65 km and 100 km path length options
•  Multiple broadcast wavelength options (1545nm or 1563nm),
    or optional selection of DWDM ITU grid channel
•  OMI adjustment
•  AGC Select: CW, Video, Manual (no AGC)
•  Front access -20 dB input test point
•  LED status indicators
•  Front panel Laser On/Off interlock switch and indicators
•  Additional back panel “Laser On” indicator
•  Hot plug in/out
•  Local and remote status monitoring and management features

 

Last revised 1 November 2006

 








   
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