2 output optical receiver WDM Dual RF for FTTH CATV

Description

This FTTH CATV 2 output optical receiver is engineered for fiber-to-the-home networks, delivering crystal-clear analog and digital signals directly to your home. Utilize the built-in dual RF outputs to simultaneously transmit crystal-clear TV signals to two separate rooms or devices. For installers and homeowners, the dual output receiver means you can feed two televisions or set-top boxes without needing an external splitter—saving hardware costs and reducing signal loss. Save on energy bills with less than 1W total power consumption, while the robust aluminum housing and multi-stage lightning protection ensure long-term durability.

With its built-in WDM and GaAs low-noise amplifier, you get reliable, high-quality reception even at low input levels (digital: -18dBm, analog: -10dBm).  Whether for a single-family home or multi-dwelling unit, this receiver guarantees stable, high-output performance (adjustable 0–18dB gain, >80dBuV) to eliminate signal dropouts and improve your viewing experience.

2 output optical receiver characteristics

catv receiver

•  High-quality aluminum profile shell with good heat dissipation.
•  RF channel full GaAs low noise amplifier circuit. The digital signal satisfies -15dBm reception and the analog signal satisfies -10dBm reception.
• With light input AGC function (AGC range can be customized).
• Low-power design, high-efficiency switching power supply ensures high reliability and high stability of the power supply. The overall power consumption is less than 2W, with a light detection circuit.
• Can be built-in WDM, single-fiber home (1490/1310/1550nm) triple-network convergence applications.
• Built-in optical isolator, input to achieve 1490/1310nm isolation
• Multi-stage lightning protection devices (TVS TVS diodes) and lightning protection systems ensure the safe operation of the equipment.
• SC/APC or FC/APC or custom optical connectors, male or female RF interfaces.
• Output power supply can be achieved.
• Single or dual output can be achieved.

Technical parameters

 Note 1: Test conditions: 59 PAL-D analog television channel signals are deployed in the 550 MHz frequency range,and digital modulation signals are transmitted in the frequency range of 550 MHz to 862 MHz under the specified link loss conditions

  The 8MHz bandwidth is 10dB lower than the carrier level of the analog signal, and the optical receiver input optical power is 0dBm, measuring C/N, CTB, and CSO.