Black Box Fiber Optic Modem Manual De Usuario
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MED100A 304 pg. 4 / 4
6132-r1
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Table 4: Operating Parameters
Parameter
Min.
Typical Max.
Conditions
Data Rates (RS-232 Operation)
0 bps
115.2 kbps
Data Rates (RS-422/485 Operation)
0 bps
500 kbps
Power Supply Voltage
10 VDC 12 VDC
30 VDC
Power Supply Current Draw
140 mA
Full RS-485 Termination
Optic Wavelength
820 nm
Fiber TX Launch Power
-17 dBm -13 dBm
-10 dBm
Minimum Required Fiber Rx Power
-25.4 dBm -24 dBm
Maximum Receiver Power
-10 dBm
Coupled Power Budget
12.1 dB
Fiber Range
2.5 miles
End to End Delay
2000 ns
2650 ns
Point-to-Point RS-232 Operation (See Notes 1 & 2)
End to End Delay
550 ns
1000 ns
Point-to-Point RS-422/485 Operation (See Notes 1 & 2)
End to End Skew
900 ns
1100 ns
Point-to-Point RS-232 Operation (See Note 3)
End to End Skew
50 ns
120 ns
Point-to-Point RS-422/485 Operation (See Note 3)
Maximum Total Fiber Ring Length
5 Miles
(See Note 1)
Delay between Rx & Tx on a fiber ring 52 µs
(See Note 4)
Note 1: For the total transmission time over long fibers, the time to transverse the fiber must be considered if delay is an issue. Light takes about 8.05 microseconds to travel over 1 mile of fiber.
Note 2: When operating in a ring configuration, each node in addition to the two in the point-to-point specification adds an additional 100 to 200 nanoseconds of delay.
Note 3: When operating in a ring configuration, each node in addition to the two in the point-to-point specification adds an additional 50 to 70 nanoseconds of skew.
Note 2: When operating in a ring configuration, each node in addition to the two in the point-to-point specification adds an additional 100 to 200 nanoseconds of delay.
Note 3: When operating in a ring configuration, each node in addition to the two in the point-to-point specification adds an additional 50 to 70 nanoseconds of skew.
Note 4: When operating in a ring configuration, each serial device must wait at least this minimum time between receiving data from the ring and transmitting back on to it.
Figure 4: MED100A Circuit Diagram