GSM-R repeater Ethernet double-fiber optical transmitter/receiver with an optical loss automatic gain compensation function
An automatic gain compensation and GSM-R technology, which is applied in electromagnetic wave transmission systems, electromagnetic repeaters, electromagnetic transceivers, etc., can solve problems such as inconsistent gain of the repeater system, poor anti-interference performance, and obstacles to the rapid development of rail transit. To achieve the effect of providing system reliability and stability and improving system stability
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[0036] In a specific implementation manner, the Ethernet communication circuit adopts Qualcomm Atheros AR7410 chip and AR1500 chip solution design. This design has low power consumption, high rate (physical layer rate: 600Mbps, MAC layer bandwidth: 340Mbps), embedded ARM11 CPU chip (typical main frequency 355MHz), high receiving sensitivity (≤-90dBm), advanced Turbo code front To the advantages of error correction correction. Make full use of the broadband of the existing optical devices of the analog optical module, and realize the transmission of data, voice, and video through the Ethernet protocol. The Ethernet optical transceiver module has many advantages such as high bandwidth, high security, good reliability, convenient management, and simple maintenance.
[0037] Main Specifications:
[0038] (1) Working frequency: 800~1000MHz;
[0039] (2) Gain: ≥10dB;
[0040] (3) Maximum input lossless level: ≥20dBm;
[0041] (4) ALC control range: ≥25dB;
[0042] (5) RF switc...
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