Cisco LE III Type 3 with 55 70 MHz Split (Linear Tilt) 数据表

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RF Electronics 
 
System Amplifier III — Type 1A 
Unbalanced Triple 
750 MHz with 40/52 MHz Split
 
Scientific-Atlanta 1-800-433-6222
22710
FEATURES
• 60 and 90 V AC powering capability
• 15 ampere current capacity (steady state) and 25 ampere surge survivability
• Integrated reverse amplifier, with optimized diplex filter group delay for 
forward and reverse paths
• Individual reverse input test points and input pads for each input port 
allowing optimum reverse path alignment
• Improved station frequency response
• Unitized design (amplifier and power supply in a single module) enabling 
simplified and faster maintenance
• High efficiency, transformerless power supply for lower system operating cost
• RF testpoints using directional couples for optimum accuracy
• Surge Resistant
Circuitry ensuring hybrid protection without fuses or other 
nuisance failure causing devices
DESCRIPTION
The Type 1A RF amplifier module
offers a high performance design
solution for the latest HFC networks. 
This amplifier module comes pre-
configured with interstage equalizer,
diplexers, reverse amplifier, and AGC
module, in order to achieve optimum
station performance. Additionally,
maximum flexibility in reverse signal
path alignment is achieved via
individual reverse testpoints and
plug-in pads for each of the reverse
inputs.
The Type 1A amplifier module is an
Unbalanced Triple amplifier which
provides one main (trunk level)
output with two auxiliary (bridger
level) outputs.
NOTE: The output tilt referenced in this document is defined as a LINEAR output tilt (as opposed to a CABLE output tilt). The distortion
and noise figure specifications are applicable across the full operational temperature range (as opposed to being referenced to 68
°
F).  
When calculating end of line performance, the specifications used for all of the amplifiers in a given cascade must be of similar format,
due to the fact that all amplifiers in a cascade must operate with a similar output tilt (either all LINEAR output tilt or all CABLE output tilt).