Artel XA-1903-1 IRIG/NASA/NBS Time Code Formats Over Fiber - Transmitter - Multimode - ST

ITEM #: ARTL-XA-1903-1 MFG #: XA-1903-1

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XA-1903-1 - Overview

The Artel XA/RA-1900A and XR-1900 fiber optic systems are ideal for applications used in military and aerospace industries, transmitting IRIG and similar NASA and NBS standard instrumentation time-code formats over standard multimode or singlemode fiber at 850 nm or 1310 nm. XA-1903-1 Transmitter, 850 nm, Multimode, ST . Number of fibers 10. Box version.

  • Features:

    • Transmits IRIG and similar NASA and NBS standard instrumentation time-code formats up to 100 kHz
    • Combinations of three different units may be configured to provide point-to-point, point-to-multipoint
    • Built-in regulated power supplies allow operation from unregulated AC or DC sources
    • Transmits at 850 nm or 1310 nm over standard multimode or singlemode fiber
    • XA/RA-1900 cards fit the 6000A card cage
     
  • Specifications:

    • Data
    • Number of Channels: 1
    • Number of Outputs per Channel: 10
    • IRIG Compatibility: A through H
    • System Bandwidth (+0, -3 dB): 20 Hz to 100 kHz
    • Input/Output Load Impedance: 600 Ohms nominal
    • Input/Output Signal Voltage: 1 volt rms
    • Signal/Noise Ratio: 67 dB typical
    • Noise Floor (full bandwidth): 1.3 mv rms maximum

      General
    • Number of Fibers: 10 fiber
    • Operating Temperature: -20° to +60° C
    • Operating Power (per unit): +15 to +25 volts DC at 250 mA or 14 to 18 volts AC, 50/60 Hz
    • Dimensions: 19 W x 1.75 H x 6.5 L (inches)
    • Weight: Approx. 3 lb;
    • Optical Connectors: ST: Multimode
    • Optical Wavelength: 850 nm
    • Optical Fiber: 50 or 62.5 micron multimode fiber
    • System Delay: < 5 uSec; Measured from a Transmitter input to a Receiver output with 1 meter of fiber. Does not include any additional length of fiber. Consult fiber cable manufacturer for specific propagation delay. An approximate fiber cable propagation delay is approximately 5 uSec/km.
    • MTBF: 74,000 hours

      Operating Loss Budget and Maximum Usable Distance
    • Wavelength: 850 NM
    • Loss (dB): 0 - 10 dB
    • Distance (km): 0-3.5 (62.5u)
     

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