7- 8 GHz RRL equipment
The RRL equipment is intended for building a duplex RRL (reception/ transmission) including four channel service link that is important for mobile TV stations. It can be powered by 12V source. Broadcast quality of transmitted signals allows to use this equipment in radio and TV studios.Some modifications differing in quantity of transmitted TV channels and Input signal format (CVBS or SDI) are available. Operation principle: Input signals (video, audio and service) are fed to a modulator. The modulator/coder is a multifunction device including converter of analog/ composite signals into digital format , then МРЕG2 coder , transport stream multiplexer + QPSK modulator to 70MHz or satellite tuner IF of 950-2150MHz. The modulator output signal is fed to a transmitter which shifts the signal to operation frequency of 7-8GHz range. The exact value of the frequency and an output power (100 … 500 mW) is defined by a customer.The transmitter output is a waveguide flange or N-type connector or else the transmitter can be combined with antenna array of 26 dB gain in a monoblock. Receiving side equipment is a converter of 7-8GHz into satellite IF range signal. The converter is a block with waveguide or coaxial input or it can be combined with an antenna array in a monoblock. A digital DVB-S receiver can be used as a receiver/ When a lead-in cable length is rather long, IF can be of 70MHz or any other value. For converting IF of 70 MHz in satellite receiver range it is used an upconverter. A connection distance depends on parabolic antenna size and its quality (gain-to-noise-temperature). The transmitting and receiving antenna size is chosen when RRL project ready. Main technical parameters: • Video channels 2…6 • Audio channels (mono) 4…12 • Service link channels up to 4 • Input video SDI or CVBS PAL • Analog video nominal level, connector 1V, 75 Ohm, BNC • Video frequency band 6MHz • Input audio nominal level 0 dB • Input Impedance (symmetric input ) 600 Ohm, XLR 3pin • Audio channel frequency band 60…18000 Hz • Signal/noise ratio in operation frequency range no less 62 dB • Nonlinear distortions not more 0,3% Service link channels: • Service channel frequency band 300 Hz…7.5 KHz • Input Impedance (symmetric input) 600 Ohm • Input nominal level 0 dB+/-6dB • Output nominal level 0 dB+/-6dB • Signal/noise ratio in operational frequency range -47dB • Nonlinear distortions not more 1,5% Note: Analogous signal parameters depend on parameters of a receiver you use. Modulator parameters: • Digital format 4:2:0 • Compression technique ISO/IEC 13818 (MPEG-2) • Data rate 6-12 Мbit/sec • ADC resolution 9 bit • Sampling frequency 13,5 MHz • Modulation scheme QPSK, FEC 7/8 • Intermediate frequency (IF) 70 MHz or 950...2150 • IF level 1 mW +/-15% • Radio link frequency band no more 28 MHz • Power supply 220V, 50 Hz; +12V on request • Power consumption no more 25W RF path: • Operation frequency (should be chosen when placing an order) 7-8 MHz • Polarization type linear • Output power 100mW ...500mW • Frequency band 28 MHz Distance between the modulator and transmitting equipment (when using RG-6U cable) no more than 100m. Distance between the receiving unit and the receiver (when using RG-6U cable) no more than 50m. The following system can be built based on proposed equipment: The system provides receiption/transmission of 2 analog video signals (PAL) or 2 digital signals (SDI format), 4 mono or 2 stereo audio and 4 duplex service link channels. |
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