OZ51x
The OZ51x is a compact RFoF transmitter/receiver module operating in the 30 MHz to 3 GHz band (optionally 6 GHz), with up to two units mountable in a single J slot.
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The OZ51x is an RFoF module measuring 38 x 64 x 15 mm and weighing about 90 grams, operating in the standard 30 MHz to 3 GHz band (optionally up to 6 GHz). It runs on +12 VDC and uses an uncooled isolated DFB laser transmitter with a high-performance InGaAs photodiode receiver. With SC/APC, FC/APC or LC/APC optical connector options, it is compatible with both single-mode and multimode fiber (62.5 um OM1 or 50 um OM3/OM4), delivering high SFDR with an optional +20 dB transmitter LNA.
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- Frequency range: 30 MHz - 3 GHz (optional 6 GHz, lower limit reducible to 10 kHz)
- RF connector: 50 Ohm SMA (surface-mount 50 Ohm SMB option available)
- Optical connector options: SC/APC, FC/APC, LC/APC
- Dimensions: 38 x 64 x 15 mm, weight 90 grams (with pigtail)
- Supply voltage: +12 VDC
- Operating temperature: -40C to +70C
- Fiber compatibility: single-mode, 62.5 um OM1 and 50 um OM3/OM4 multimode
- Laser: uncooled isolated DFB; receiver: high-performance InGaAs photodiode
- Nominal RF link gain 0 dB; optional +20 dB transmitter LNA
- Automatic optical power control, high SFDR
- Up to two OZ5xx modules mount in a single J slot
- Standalone single-slot J-Chassis enclosure option available
Applications: L-Band satcom, cellular backhaul, MMDS, antenna remoting, GPS distribution, antenna site diversity, low phase noise reference clock distribution, optical delay lines.
Official product page: opticalzonu.com – OZ51x
Product Summary
The OZ51x is an RFoF module measuring 38 x 64 x 15 mm and weighing about 90 grams, operating in the standard 30 MHz to 3 GHz band (optionally up to 6 GHz). It runs on +12 VDC and uses an uncooled isolated DFB laser transmitter with a high-performance InGaAs photodiode receiver. With SC/APC, FC/APC or LC/APC optical connector options, it is compatible with both single-mode and multimode fiber (62.5 um OM1 or 50 um OM3/OM4), delivering high SFDR with an optional +20 dB transmitter LNA.
Product Details
- Frequency range: 30 MHz - 3 GHz (optional 6 GHz, lower limit reducible to 10 kHz)
- RF connector: 50 Ohm SMA (surface-mount 50 Ohm SMB option available)
- Optical connector options: SC/APC, FC/APC, LC/APC
- Dimensions: 38 x 64 x 15 mm, weight 90 grams (with pigtail)
- Supply voltage: +12 VDC
- Operating temperature: -40C to +70C
- Fiber compatibility: single-mode, 62.5 um OM1 and 50 um OM3/OM4 multimode
- Laser: uncooled isolated DFB; receiver: high-performance InGaAs photodiode
- Nominal RF link gain 0 dB; optional +20 dB transmitter LNA
- Automatic optical power control, high SFDR
- Up to two OZ5xx modules mount in a single J slot
- Standalone single-slot J-Chassis enclosure option available
Applications: L-Band satcom, cellular backhaul, MMDS, antenna remoting, GPS distribution, antenna site diversity, low phase noise reference clock distribution, optical delay lines.
Official product page: opticalzonu.com – OZ51x
Brief overview of OZ51x
The OZ51x is a compact RFoF transmitter/receiver module operating in the 30 MHz to 3 GHz band (optionally 6 GHz), with up to two units mountable in a single J slot.
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RF over Fiber and GPS/RF signal transport
Optical Zonu solution context
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