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The second block diagram shows the combination of the sat-nms LSM L-Band Switch Matrix with
the sat-nms LFRX L-Band Fibre Optical Receivers. So you use the LFRX card directly in our
switch matrix.
While the fibre optical links where designed by SatService GmbH mainly for the transmission of
the satellite L-Band frequency band (950 to 2150MHz) also a broadband version from 50MHz to
2150MHz is available. So this link type can also be used to transmit the traditional 70 or 140MHz
IF bands of satellite ground stations and a microwave link. But also other terrestrial applications
are feasible like the transmission of GSM signals in the 800 and 1800MHz frequency bands.
sat-nms LFRX-L and LFTX-L --- 950 to 2150MHz
sat-nms LFRX-B and LFTX-B --- 50 to 2150MHz
sat-nms LFRX-10 and LFTX-10 --- 950 to 2150MHz and 10MHz reference frequency for
BUC
sat-nms LFRXO10 and LFTXO10 --- 10MHz only
As a unique feature the sat-nms LFTXRX modules can transmit L-Band and 10MHz signals
together on one single fibre connection. This is a growing application for VSAT and satellite
ground station transmit chains which make use of Block Up-Converter (BUC). These BUCs very
often need a 10MHz reference frequency signal for their internal local oscillators. This is
generated within the satellite modem and also transmitted via the coaxial L-Band output.
By using the LFRX-10/LFTX-10 link, it is not possible to monitor or to adjust the level of the
10Mhz signal with the internal adjustable attenuator. If you have to do so, or if you want to set up
a 10MHz only link, sat-nms LFRXO10/LFTXO10 Version is the right choice. It provides internal
attenuation function as well as signal level measurement for your 10MHz signal.
The sat-nms LFTXRX fibre optical link can transmit this combined/multiplexed frequency signals.
Each fibre optical link (FOL) consists of two destinations which are interconnected via a fibre
optical cable. On one side of the link is the optical transmitter and on the other side is the optical
receiver. Both modules are Euro card sized (100x160mm) printed circuit boards which are
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