17 dBm Output 8 ports High Power 1550nm Amplifier for FTTH

FM SKU#:SKU00548I
Model#:FTTH-EYDFA-17DB-8P
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17 dBm Output 8 ports High Power 1550nm Amplifier for FTTH

Fiber-Mart FTTH-EYDFA-XDB-8P series is a Er/Yb Doped Fiber Amplifier that utilizes multimode laser pumping, all-fiber combiner and Erbium/Ytterbium double-clad, large-core fiber technologies to provide high RF output power over wide frequency bands with low distortion and high efficiency in low cost.
This 8 ports Rack mountable amplifier can be integrated 1310nm, 1490nm, 1550nmWDM for optional for OLT signal application. Its output power can be distributed to multiple output ports for the application of CATV network. The front panel LCD display and status LED indicators for quick access of unit’s status. It suitable for high power broadband RF, VHF and band specific linear applications, particularly widely used in CATV transmission system and the high power distributing system FTTH requirement. It can be used for CATV analog/digital signal distribution, or match with PON system to construction the triple network integration.

Features

  • Serve as Rack mountable amplifier
  • High and stable saturated output power 17dBm per port
  • 8 ports available, if you need other ports, please contact at sales@fiber-mart.com
  • High Power: Up to 2W total, 1 Unit for 2000~4000 optical node
  • Alternative RF Connectors: Duplex SC/UPC, SC/APC, FC/UPC, FC/APC, LC/UPC, LC/APC , ST/UPC and ST/APC available for choice
  • Single or dual 110VAC, 220VAC, and/or -48VDC power supply
  • 1550nm Typical operating wavelength, Integrated 1310nm/1490nm/1550nm WDM for Optional
  • ATC (Automatic Temperature Control) and APC (Automatic Power Control) circuit
  • High stability and high precision MPU system
  • Intelligent network management system
  • SNMP network management ensure the connectivity with all other network management system
  • Network interface comes with Ethernet, RS-485 and RS-232
  • 10 years of operation life
  • 3 years warranty

Application

  • CATV analog/digital signal distribution
  • FTTH Optical Access
  • Optical Distribution System
  • In laboratory or field applications
  • R&D and Training

Simple Diagram


Epon System


Block Diagram

Order Information

CategoryAPPMechanicalConfigureInput PowerPower/CHPortsPower1Power2ConnectorWDM
HA122017322220
HA: High Power Amplifier1:CATV1:1U1:Normal0:-3~+10dBm17:17dBm1:1 port1:110VAC1:110VAC1:SC/UPC1：w/WDM
2:2U2:High End1:+5~+15dBm18:18dBm16:16 ports2:220VAC2:220VAC2:SC/APC0：w/o WDM
  2:0~+10dBm……24:24 ports3:110~220VAC3:110~220VAC3:FC/UPC 
  3:-8~+10dBm33:33dBm32:32ports4:-48VDC4:-48VDC4:FC/APC 
  4:Others   0: None5:LC/UPC 
       6:LC/APC 

Note 1: 1U rack, Maxim ports number: 4(SC/APC), or 8(LC/APC); 2U rack, Maxim ports number: 16(w/WDM), or 32(w/o WDM)
Note 2: High End configure with SNMP Net management, with standby switch function by RS485 connect.



ParametersSymbolMinTypMaxUnit
Operation Wavelengthλc154015501565nm
Saturated output power (1)Po13 33dBm
Input powerPi-3 10dBm
GainG  30dB
Noise Figure (2)NF  6dB
Output Power StabilityΔPo ±0.05±0.2dB
Input IsolatorISOi30  dB
Output IsolatorISOo30  dB
Input Pump LeakagePumpLin  -35dBm
Output Pump LeakagePumpLout  -45dBm
Return LossRL  -45dB
Polarization Dependent GainPDG  0.3dB
Polarization Mode DispersionPMD  0.5ps
Operating TemperatureTw-5 60℃
Storage TemperatureTs-40 80℃
Humidity (3) 10 85%
Power SupplyVps170 264VAC
Power ConsumptionP  50W

(1): Customer optional
(2): Test at +5dBm input
(3): No condensation

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