Cisco 1310 nm, 1550 nm, and CWDM Analog Rev TXs for Model 6940 6944 GM Node 数据表
Analog Reverse Transmitters For 6940, 6942, 6944 & GainMaker Nodes
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1550 nm and CWDM Link Specifications, continued
NPR ‘Link Loss Correction Factor’ (dB)
Link Loss (dB)
Model 6940/42/44 & GainMaker DFB TX
(Std and High Gain)
1 +2
2 +2
3 +2
4 +1.5
5 +1
6 +1
7 0
8 -1
9 -2
2 +2
3 +2
4 +1.5
5 +1
6 +1
7 0
8 -1
9 -2
10 -3
11 -4.5
12 -6
13 -7
14 -9
15 -11
16 -12
17 -14
18 -16
19 -18
20 -20
11 -4.5
12 -6
13 -7
14 -9
15 -11
16 -12
17 -14
18 -16
19 -18
20 -20
Using the NPR Link Loss Correction Factor (applies to Model 6940, 6944, and GainMaker analog TXs only)
The NPR performance plots contained in this document depict the NPR performance on a reference 7 dB fiber
optic link.
With other link losses, both the:
• NPR dynamic range for a given minimum NPR (C/N) performance
• NPR value for a given transmitter RF input level
will vary from that shown on the reference 7 dB link plots.
To determine an NPR dynamic range for a different link loss, add (or subtract) the correction factor associated
with the desired link loss to (or from) the dynamic range shown on the reference 7 dB link NPR plot. Note that the
associated increase (or decrease) in dynamic range affects only the left side of the NPR curve (minimum RF input
side) since that is the portion of the curve affected by changes to the traditional noise sources associated with the
optical link.
To determine an NPR value for a different link loss, add (or subtract) the correction factor associated with the
desired link loss to (or from) the NPR value shown on the 7 dB link NPR plot for a given RF input level. Again, only
the NPR values on the left side of the NPR curve (pre-peak values) are to be adjusted. The NPR values and slope
associated with the right side of the NPR curve (post peak values) are primarily due to laser clipping at high RF
input levels, and therefore do not vary appreciably with link loss.