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Fiber Optic Design Guide - Maite y Mario

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The MIBR/SIBR-M3T-25 receivers, used with the MIBT/SIBT-M3T-25 transmitters,<br />

provide a high-quality system for transferring up to five video channels per<br />

multimode fiber with complete EMI immunity via fiber optics. The units offer<br />

exceptional analog bandwidth from 5 MHz to 250 MHz, allowing transmission of<br />

all sub-band channels, low-band channels, FM channels, and mid-band channels.<br />

The lowest high-band channels may also be accommodated.<br />

The best performance will be achieved when the channel plan is designed to<br />

contain all of the channels within a single octave of bandwidth. When used in<br />

conjunction with a VCR, a camcorder, or cable television feed, an example system<br />

can receive TV channels 2 through 6, along with their sound carriers, over<br />

a distance of 3 km or more at 1310 nm, over a single 62.5/125 µm multimode<br />

fiber.<br />

The carrier-to-noise (CNR) ratio is typically 47 dB at low optical loss. The units<br />

also offer exceptional performance at lower channel loadings. This product is<br />

recommended for use with 62.5/125 µm fibers only. A minimum fiber bandwidth<br />

of 250 MHz is required.<br />

APPLICATIONS<br />

<strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Optic</strong> VSB/AM Receiver - 5 Channel - MIBR/SIBR M3T-25<br />

“Move Your Video Channels From Sub Return Coaxial Plant To <strong>Fiber</strong>! Free Up Valuable Spectrum & Improve Picture Quality!”<br />

CATV Distribution in a LAN Environment (<strong>Fiber</strong>-to-the-Desk, <strong>Fiber</strong> to UTP, or <strong>Fiber</strong> to Coax)<br />

Corporate TV Video Distribution Media Retrieval - Campus Environment<br />

Motel/Hotel Pay Channel Distribution Teleconferencing<br />

Security & Surveillance Courts/Penal Systems<br />

Tunnel Monitoring<br />

Satellite Back-Haul IF (70 MHz)<br />

Radar Remoting<br />

SPECIFICATIONS<br />

LINK @ 25 ˚C, multimode fiber<br />

MIBR M3T-25/SIBR M3T-25 Typical Units<br />

Bandwidth: 5-250 MHz<br />

Operating Wavelength: 1310 nm<br />

CATV Channels: 5<br />

Power Supply Voltage: 12 VDC<br />

Power Dissipation: 1.8 W<br />

<strong>Optic</strong>al Input Range: -16 to -6 dBm<br />

Input/Output Impedance: 75 Ω<br />

CNR (-7 dBm Input, 1 Ch. Load): 53 dB<br />

CNR (-7 dBm Input, 3 Ch. Load): 49 dB<br />

CNR (-7 dBm Input, 5 Ch. Load): 47 dB<br />

CSO (5 Ch. Load): -71 dB<br />

CTB (5 Ch. Load): -55 dB<br />

Operating Temperature Range: +10 to +40 ˚C<br />

Weight: 6 oz<br />

170 g<br />

Physical Dimensions:<br />

SIBR: 3.75 x 2.95 x 1.12 (95.25 x 74.93 x 28.45 mm) in<br />

MIBR: 2.9 x 3.5 x 7.5 (74 x 89 x 191 mm) in<br />

Connectors<br />

<strong>Optic</strong>al Input: ST<br />

RF Output: “F”<br />

Power Supply<br />

SIBR: ACCS-PS-170 (BT Stock No. 7419)<br />

MIBR: MIPS-12A (BT Stock No. 7722A)<br />

RETRO-LINX<br />

E13-1<br />

Multimode<br />

Stand Alone<br />

ORDERING INFORMATION:<br />

MIBR M3T-25<br />

Stock No. 7432<br />

SIBR M3T-25<br />

Stock No. 7432-S<br />

FEATURES<br />

Rack Mount<br />

Up to Five Channels Over a<br />

Multimode <strong>Fiber</strong><br />

Wide Bandwidth: 5-250 MHz<br />

Supports Transmission of Sub-band<br />

Low-band, FM, and Mid-band<br />

(Provided All Channels Fall within<br />

an Octave)<br />

Carrier-to-Noise Ratio (CNR) to 47 dB<br />

Distance to 3 km<br />

Compact Size, Rugged Package<br />

The MIBR fits in our MIRC 19”<br />

Headend Chassis<br />

The SIBR is <strong>Design</strong>ed for Stand<br />

Alone Applications<br />

Unit Includes a Tri-color LED That<br />

Indicates Optimum <strong>Optic</strong>al Input Level<br />

When Green<br />

5<br />

Channels<br />

NOTE:<br />

CNR improves at lower channel loading<br />

<strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Optic</strong>s

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