Code: Promax TD-522
Description
The TD-522 is a combiner to be assembled in a rack cabinet of 19 inches and 1U height. It is an instrument designed to combine different RF (COFDM) signals in DVB-T format. The system provides 46 dBm amplification and an output power of 130 dBµV (+22 dBm) which allows offair distribution in reduced areas.
The TD-522 can combine up to 4 RF input signals from different sources, such as DTT signals, CCTVs, modulators and more, distributing the combined RF output signal through the distribution network.
This is a solution of higher quality than those often used by Z connections, due to it preserves the original quality better and maintains lower noise levels.
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From 50 MHz to 860 MHz |
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MODULATION |
COFDM |
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RF OUTPUT |
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RF INPUT |
4 inputs |
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