TREND Networks LTX7225-1310

Our Part No. LTX72251310

Mfr. Model LTX7225-1310

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TREND Networks LTX7225-1310

Our Part No. LTX72251310

Mfr. Model LTX7225-1310

The TREND Networks LTX7225-1310 Single-Mode 16-Channel Digital Fiber Optic Transceiver converts up to 16 independent channels of digital information over a fiber optic link to over 10 kilometers with a simplex, single-mode fiber. The LTX7225-1310 samples each of the channels up to 100 million times a second in which the signals are then multiplexed and transmitted serially over an optical fiber at up to 2 gigabits per second.

Laser Wavelength: 1310 nm +/- 20 nm

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Key Features

Single Fiber Transceiver
Transmits 16 Independent Channels
1310 nm for Links to 10km
0 to 25 Mb/s Bandwidth
Outputs are LVTTL (0-3.3V)
Digital LVTTL, CMOS/TTL Input
AC/DC Operation

Specifications:

Number of Digital Channels: 4
Digital Inputs: TTL, LVTTL, CMOS Compatible
Digital Outputs: LVTTL (0 - 3.3V)
Signal Latency: Approximately 300 ns (with One Meter of Fiber)
Digital Channel Switching Rate: 0 - 50 Mb/s
Digital Signal Edge Uncertainty: 0 - 10 ns
Laser Wavelength: 1310 nm +/- 20 nm
Optical Transmission Rate: 2.0 Gb/s
Loss Budget: 7 dB
Laser Safety Classification: Class I Safety per FDA/CDRH and IEC-825-1 Regulations
Typical Transmission Distances: 10 km with 9/125μm (SM) Fiber
Fiber Optic Connectors: ST Standard
Analog Connector: BNC
Digital Connector: Cable and Breakout Board
LED Annunciators: Provided Input Overload, Optical Signal and Power
Power Supplies: Wall Mount, Universal, US, UK, Continental Europe and Australian Plugs Included
Power Requirements: 95 - 260VAC, 50 - 60 Hz, 16VA Max.
Batteries/Hours of Operation: 6 AA NiMH/3 Hours
Operating Temperature Range: 0° to 40°C
Dimensions: 214 L x 114 W x 59 H (mm)
Weight: 0.578 kg

Details

The LTX7225-1310 samples each of the channels up to 100 million times a second in which the signals are then multiplexed and transmitted serially over an optical fiber at up to 2 gigabits per second. The far end of the fiber link de-multiplexes the signal back into independent outputs. Each of these channels may be toggled at rates up to 50 Mb/s.

Using the LTX7215-1310 Analog/Digital Fiber Optic Transceiver (sold separately) in conjunction with a LTX7225-1310 unit, the result is a remote fiber-coupled 12-bit data acquisition system which digitizes the signal at 50 Mb/s and reconstructs the signal by means of a fast D/A converter. The units may also be employed in the reverse direction if desired.

Applications include data acquisition for plasma physics experiments, signal transmission, control of equipment at high voltage potentials or operations through Faraday shields, and precise noise-free signal transmission in hostile EMI environments.

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