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DTKom power-doubling dual-line broadband multiband amplifier 2 inputs: Return Ch./VHF/UHF/SAT1-SAT2

DTKom power-doubling dual-line broadband multiband amplifier 2 inputs: Return Ch./VHF/UHF/SAT1-SAT2

DTKom line broadband multiband amplifier 1 input: VHF/UHF/SAT + Return Ch.

High-power line (1 input/1 output) multiband amplifier with multiple controls on the front end, which design uses components that minimize the total noise figure. Amplifies both terrestrial and satellite (SAT) bands, as well as the return channel.

Ref. 533501
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EAN13: 8424450128855
SKU
533501
Highlights
  • Separate amplification minimizes intermodulation between bands and provides high output levels
  • Designed using Push-Pull technology, which guarantees levels in the 123 dBÎŒV range for terrestrial signals.
  • Includes a high-performance low-power consumption switch-mode power supply
  • High-screening Zamak chassis The design facilitates appropriate cooling

Main features
  • Pre-equalization and equalization stages
  • Configurable gain for terrestrial band and return channel using two switches (high/low)
  • Intuitive front cover, including adjustments and block diagram
  • Output signal LED indicator

Bands Ret. Path MATV IF
Frequency margin
Mhz 5 ... 65 (ref. 533501)
5 ... 30 (ref.533510)
87 ... 862 (ref. 533501)
47 ... 862 (ref. 533510)
950 - 2150
Gain dB -4 ↔ 28 38 ↔ 50 (selec.) 42
Max. output level DIN 45004B dBÎŒV 116 121 -
EN 50083 (IMD3) 2 Ch -60dB 113 118 124 (2Ch-35dB)
(IMD2) 2 Ch -60dB 106 112 115 (2Ch-35dB)
CTB, CSO, XMOD D42Ch -60dB - 105 -
Noise figure
dB 6 6 10
Return loss input
10 10 10
Return loss otutput
10 10 10
Attenuator 0 - 20 0 - 20 0 - 20
Interstage attenuator
- 0 - 10 -
Equalizer - 0 - 20 0 - 15
Interstage equalizer
- 0 - 10 -
Input test MATV - 20
Output test MATV -20
Mains voltage
V~ 120 - 230
Mains frequency
Hz
50 / 60
Total AC consumption
mA max. 126
W 9,5
Protection level
IP 20
Temperature operat. limits
ÂșC -5 ··· +45

The Cable Equalizer allows to match the signal levels to be amplified at the internal stage of a broadband amplifier, thus preventing intermodulation at that stage. The Pre-equalizer generates an unbalance between high-frequency and low-frequency signals to compensate for the losses in the distribution network.