Cisco Cisco 1 GHz GainMaker Amplifier Guía De Instalación
Description
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Description
The 1.2 GHz GainMaker System Amplifier is available in the following amplifier
types.
types.
High Gain Dual (HGD)
The 1.2 GHz GainMaker System Amplifier is available in the following reverse path
splits.
splits.
42/54 MHz
Components
All 1.2 GHz GainMaker amplifiers are composed of two sections: a base and a lid. The
lid houses the power supply, optical interface board, fiber management tray, two
optical receivers, and one optical transmitter. The lid section is interchangeable
among 1.2 GHz GainMaker amplifiers. See the appropriate product documentation
for more information.
lid houses the power supply, optical interface board, fiber management tray, two
optical receivers, and one optical transmitter. The lid section is interchangeable
among 1.2 GHz GainMaker amplifiers. See the appropriate product documentation
for more information.
The base section of all 1.2 GHz GainMaker amplifiers is unique. The base houses the
amplifier printed circuit board (PCB), and may also contain one or more of the
following:
amplifier printed circuit board (PCB), and may also contain one or more of the
following:
Reverse amplifier board
Amplifier Cover
The following chapters describe these components along with the amplifier modules.
GainMaker Amplifier Characteristics
1.2 GHz GainMaker System Amplifier modules have following characteristics.
EQ and plug-in couplers/splitters have the same footprint as existing products
Spring loaded seizure assemblies allow coax connectors to be installed or
removed without removing amplifier chassis or spring loaded mechanism from
the rear of the housing base
removed without removing amplifier chassis or spring loaded mechanism from
the rear of the housing base
-20 dB test points, located electrically outside of the diplex filter, provide for
testing of forward output signals and reverse input signals without disrupting
normal operation
testing of forward output signals and reverse input signals without disrupting
normal operation
Backward compatibility with existing GainMaker System Amplifier housing
bottoms provides reduced upgrade costs
bottoms provides reduced upgrade costs
Housing lids offered with or without external test point
Room for optional status monitoring transponder in housing lid
Direct module plug-in to the housing provides superior amplifier heat sinking