…gain to allow drop-in for 750MHz, 870MHz and 1002MHz spacing. Backward compatibility often allows upgrades to higher bandwidth with no respacing or resplicing. The DC power supply is modular and located in an updated housing lid for easy access. All ATX 1.2GHz Line Extender modules are factory configured with reverse amplifier, diplex filters, thermal compensation circuit, forward interstage pads and… […]
…of variables, including the introduction of new technology, customer demand and competitive factors. ATX launched The 2050 Project Survey last year to provide a moment-in-time assessment of how the HFC evolution plans of cable operators were being impacted by these and other variables, providing a readout of where the industry stands on topics such as DOCSIS® 4.0 adoption, upstream spectrum… […]
…and picture quality High -50 dB port-to-port isolation provides spurious carrier rejection and minimizes undesired channel interaction, thereby reducing picture distortion Passive design allows bi-directional flexibility for 2-way digital and analog requirements Plug-in equalizers and attenuators (included) enable uniform gain and slope system balancing for minimum distortion -20 dB test port provides convenient access for headend testing and system monitoring… […]
**DISCONTINUED** The DSA-EDFA family of optical amplifiers is optimized for extending the reach of DWDM for multi-wavelength systems to over 100 km. The low noise figure ensures meeting the most stringent Carrier-to-Noise Ratio (CNR) requirements that are encountered in RF video signal delivery. Unparalleled distance and performance is achieved when combined with the Chromadigm chirp-free high OMI transmitters to reach… […]
**DISCONTINUED** Features Used to stop voltage from entering a device Protects sensitive test equipment from damage test Two bandwidths available for use in CATV and Satellite applications Low insertion loss for transparent operation High return loss for unsurpassed performance in digital signal environments… […]
…to commence our third 2050 Project Survey, a primary research initiative to provide industry professionals with a once-a-year snapshot of what their peers are thinking when it comes to how and how quickly they are planning to evolve their HFC networks. You can download our most recent version of the report here. Forgive us if we also left Philadelphia feeling… […]
…cable companies to push digital optics deep into the network, significantly increasing the performance, reliability, robustness and capacity potential of their access networks and the delivery of all services, including Passive Optical Network (PON), Small Cell/5G and enterprise business services, on a single infrastructure. The GigaWave DLX, which made its commercial debut at the recent ANGA COM conference and exhibition… […]
…to push digital optics deep into the network, significantly increasing the performance, reliability, robustness and capacity potential of their access networks and the delivery of all services, including Passive Optical Network (PON), Small Cell/5G and enterprise business services, on a single infrastructure. The GigaWave DLX, which made its commercial debut at the recent ANGA COM conference and exhibition in Cologne,… […]
…technology solutions for the bulk delivery of video services. But conditions are changing. Download this document to discover how next-generation technology that delivers a superior experience at a fraction of the cost of legacy gear can put the profit back in your commercial accounts. Download White Paper Opt-in to receive updates from ATX and get instant access to this resource:… […]
White Papers How to Improve Reliability, Reduce Costs & Achieve Sustainability Goals Most broadband service providers still rely on energy storage technology that is unreliable, dangerous to the environment, limited in its application and requires frequent replacement. The good news is that a new form of energy storage technology, which overcomes these shortcomings and holds the potential to completely modernizing… […]
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