High quality wide frequency range satellite signal fiber AGC FTTH active optical receiver CATV
Product Specification
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The description “High quality wide frequency range satellite signal fiber AGC FTTH active optical receiver CATV” appears to refer to an optical receiver designed for use in fiber-optic communication systems, particularly in the context of satellite signal reception, CATV (Cable Television) networks, and FTTH (Fiber to the Home) installations. Here’s a breakdown of the key components of this description:
- High Quality: Emphasizes the optical receiver’s capability to maintain high-quality signal reception. This is essential for delivering clear and reliable satellite TV signals and CATV content to end-users.
- Wide Frequency Range: Indicates that the optical receiver is designed to operate over a broad range of frequencies. In satellite and CATV applications, various channels and signals may be transmitted at different frequencies, so a wide frequency range is essential to capture all available content.
- Satellite Signal: Suggests that the optical receiver can receive and process satellite TV signals. Satellite signals are typically received via satellite dishes and then converted to optical signals for distribution in FTTH networks.
- Fiber AGC (Automatic Gain Control): AGC is a control mechanism that adjusts the gain (amplification) of an optical signal to maintain a consistent and optimal signal level. In fiber-optic systems, AGC helps ensure that the received signal remains within the desired range, especially when dealing with varying signal strengths from different satellite sources.
- FTTH System (Fiber to the Home): FTTH is a technology that delivers high-speed internet, TV, and other services directly to homes using fiber-optic cables. The optical receiver is likely designed to work seamlessly in FTTH deployments.
- Active Optical Receiver: Specifies that the receiver is an active component with built-in electronics and amplification circuitry. This enables it to process and amplify optical signals before converting them to electrical signals for further distribution.
- CATV (Cable Television): Indicates that the optical receiver is compatible with CATV networks, which provide cable TV services to subscribers. It can receive and distribute CATV signals over the fiber-optic network.
