Cisco Series 9900 RF Signal Manager Active Products (NTSC) 数据表
Series 9900 RF Signal Manager Active Products
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Insertion Amplifier – Model 9950I
This product has a double duty - to provide high isolation between like frequencies when used with “targeted” or
“narrowcast” applications, and to provide up to 20 dB of gain when required to drive forward fiber optics, etc. In
cascaded amplifier applications, this product works well as the first gain stage preceding the Power Amp product.
PAD
EQ
PAD
PAD
-15dB
Combined RF from main
combining network
(Common Channels)
Alt Input - Narrowcast or
Targeted Channels from
Targeted Channels from
unique RF sources
45-1000 MHz
RF Out
-20dB
-20 dB
Test Point
Out
Electrical Specifications
Insertion Amp
General Performance
Units
Notes
Pass Band
MHz
45-1000
Frequency Response
dB
± 0.5
Return Loss
dB
22
(18 minimum)
Current Draw @ 28 V DC
Amps
305 milliamps
Power dissipation
Watts
8.5
Insertion Loss (narrowcast port)
dB
-15.5 relative to output level
Isolation (Narrowcast port to IN port)
dB
63
(60 minimum)
Isolation (OUT port to IN port)
dB
34
Ingress Isolation
dB
110
(100 minimum)
Test Point (
± 0.5 dB)
dB -20
Reference Output Level
dBmV
33
Maximum Output Level
dBmV
38
Forward Performance
Notes
Operational Gain (+/- 1 dB)
dB
20
Noise Figure
dB
5
112 Analog Channels (CW) with digital
1
Composite Triple Beat
dBc
-81
(-79 minimum)
Cross Modulation
dBc
-75
(-72 minimum)
Composite Second Order (high side)
dBc
-74
(-72 minimum)
Note:
1. 112 CW NTSC channels loaded from 50 – 750 MHz. Digital refers to 750 – 1000 MHz loading with QAM carriers at -6 dB
levels relative to analog video carrier levels.
Unless otherwise noted, the above specifications reflect typical performance at stated reference levels in the recommended operating
configuration(s) with 0 dB pads and EQs. Unless otherwise noted, specifications are based on measurements made using standard frequency
assignments and are referenced to 25
configuration(s) with 0 dB pads and EQs. Unless otherwise noted, specifications are based on measurements made using standard frequency
assignments and are referenced to 25
°C (77°F).