J-Chassis (1U Subsystem)
The J-Chassis is an EIA 310-D compliant 19-inch modular RFoF rack chassis, available with 5- or 10-slot configurations.
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The J-Chassis is a modular 19-inch RFoF chassis compliant with the EIA 310-D standard, offered in 5-slot (about 8 inches deep, front only) or 10-slot (about 16 inches deep, front and rear) configurations. It operates from 0C to +60C, powered by hot-swappable 100W universal AC/DC supplies and two self-adjusting fan units. It supports a wide range of modules — single/dual transmitters and receivers, transceivers, low-phase-noise references, and GPS/TTL/1PPS/IRIG-B transport modules — monitored via SSH, a web interface and SNMP v2/v3 through the JS14 managed switch.
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- Module capacity: 5-slot (front only, ~8 in deep) or 10-slot (front+rear, ~16 in deep)
- Frequency support: 10 kHz - 60 GHz depending on installed modules
- Standard: EIA 310-D compliant
- Operating temperature: 0C to +60C
- Power: hot-swappable universal AC/DC supplies, 100W each
- Cooling: two self-adjusting fan units
- Monitoring/control: local LED indicators on modules; remote access via the JS14 managed switch; SSH CLI and HTTP web interface; Managed RFoF GUI; SNMP v2/v3
- Optical Zonu patented uOTDR for fiber-fault detection
- Supported module types: single/dual fiber transmitter, single/dual fiber receiver, transceiver (Tx+Rx), low-phase-noise reference, GPS/TTL/1PPS/IRIG-B transport modules
Applications: RF signal distribution, teleport systems, antenna diversity, phased arrays, radar systems, TVRO, VSAT.
Official product page: opticalzonu.com – J-Chassis (1U Subsystem)
Product Summary
The J-Chassis is a modular 19-inch RFoF chassis compliant with the EIA 310-D standard, offered in 5-slot (about 8 inches deep, front only) or 10-slot (about 16 inches deep, front and rear) configurations. It operates from 0C to +60C, powered by hot-swappable 100W universal AC/DC supplies and two self-adjusting fan units. It supports a wide range of modules — single/dual transmitters and receivers, transceivers, low-phase-noise references, and GPS/TTL/1PPS/IRIG-B transport modules — monitored via SSH, a web interface and SNMP v2/v3 through the JS14 managed switch.
Product Details
- Module capacity: 5-slot (front only, ~8 in deep) or 10-slot (front+rear, ~16 in deep)
- Frequency support: 10 kHz - 60 GHz depending on installed modules
- Standard: EIA 310-D compliant
- Operating temperature: 0C to +60C
- Power: hot-swappable universal AC/DC supplies, 100W each
- Cooling: two self-adjusting fan units
- Monitoring/control: local LED indicators on modules; remote access via the JS14 managed switch; SSH CLI and HTTP web interface; Managed RFoF GUI; SNMP v2/v3
- Optical Zonu patented uOTDR for fiber-fault detection
- Supported module types: single/dual fiber transmitter, single/dual fiber receiver, transceiver (Tx+Rx), low-phase-noise reference, GPS/TTL/1PPS/IRIG-B transport modules
Applications: RF signal distribution, teleport systems, antenna diversity, phased arrays, radar systems, TVRO, VSAT.
Official product page: opticalzonu.com – J-Chassis (1U Subsystem)
Brief overview of J-Chassis (1U Subsystem)
The J-Chassis is an EIA 310-D compliant 19-inch modular RFoF rack chassis, available with 5- or 10-slot configurations.
Teknoa helps organizations with product selection, technical positioning, integration and after-sales support for Optical Zonu solutions.
RF over Fiber and GPS/RF signal transport
Optical Zonu solution context
Optical Zonu RF over Fiber modules and GPS/RF transport solutions help overcome coaxial cable limits in distance, isolation and flexibility.
Used in SATCOM, radar, defense, GPS distribution, DAS, laboratory and remote antenna connectivity projects.
Official manufacturer source Optical Zonu Teknoa guide- OZ600 medium RFoF modules
- OZ81x RF over Fiber links
- OZ18xx broadband RFoF solutions
- GPS/RF fiber distribution systems
- RF transport between remote antennas and central equipment
- GPS signal distribution over fiber
- Isolation in radar, SATCOM and laboratory links
- OZ600 frequency range and form factors
- Transmitter, receiver and transceiver selection
- Low phase noise scenarios
- GPS over Fiber architecture