Rx-P01M 1 way 45-1000MHz 1100-1650nm rf cable tv nod mini wdm catv fiber passive ftth optical receiver
Product Specification
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The description “Rx-P01M 1 way 45-1000MHz 1100-1650nm RF cable TV node mini WDM CATV fiber passive FTTH optical receiver” suggests the availability of an optical receiver module designed for specific applications in the field of cable television (CATV), FTTH (Fiber to the Home) networks, and optical communication. Here’s a breakdown of the key elements of this description:
- Rx-P01M: Likely refers to the model or product number of the optical receiver module. It helps identify the specific features, capabilities, or specifications of the device.
- 1 Way: Indicates that the optical receiver module is designed to handle signals from one input source or channel.
- 45-1000MHz: Specifies the frequency range at which the module operates for RF (Radio Frequency) signals. This range is commonly used in cable television systems for transmitting RF signals.
- 1100-1650nm: Specifies the wavelength range at which the optical receiver module operates. This range covers a broad spectrum of wavelengths, making it versatile for various optical signal types.
- RF Cable TV Node: Suggests that the module is used as part of a cable TV node, which is a component in cable television distribution systems.
- Mini: Indicates that the optical receiver module has a compact form factor or smaller size. Mini-sized devices can be advantageous in installations with limited space.
- WDM (Wavelength Division Multiplexing): Implies that the module may incorporate WDM technology, allowing it to transmit or receive multiple optical signals at different wavelengths over a single fiber. This is valuable for efficient use of optical infrastructure.
- Fiber Passive: Denotes that the module is a passive component in optical communication systems. Passive devices do not require external power and are used for functions such as signal splitting, combining, or filtering.
- FTTH (Fiber to the Home): FTTH technology delivers high-speed internet, TV, and other services directly to homes using fiber-optic cables. The optical receiver module is likely designed to integrate seamlessly into FTTH networks.
