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A Bias Tee is a simple and economical method of providing power to a BUC because it can be installed indoors and the DC power fed over the length of the coaxial cable to the BUC. Our X1601 Bias Tee can pass up to 6 amps of current allowing most BUCs under 20 Watts to…
A Bias Tee allows DC power to be diplexer with an RF signal and fed up a coaxial feed line to a device that can accept power via coaxial input. In the satellite communication industry a Bias Tee is typically used to power a Block Up Converter (BUC). A critical element of a Bias Tees design is to ensure that DC power is sent in a specific direction to protect the modem or modulator connected in the reverse direction of where the DC power is being drawn.
A Bias Tee is a simple and economical method of providing power to a BUC because it can be installed indoors and the DC power fed over the length of the coaxial cable to the BUC. Our X1601 Bias Tee can pass up to 6 amps of current allowing most BUCs under 20 Watts to be powered. Our X1601 Bias Tee allows a DC input connection via standard banana sockets with F type female RF connections available.
Item | Specification | |
RF Frequency | 950MHz 0- 2GHz | |
Voltage | 15 – 60V DC | |
Current | 6 Amps. max. | |
Insert Loss | ||
10MHz | 1.0dB max. | |
950MHz – 1.7GHz | 1.0dB max. | |
DC Interface | Banana Jack | |
RF Interface | ||
X1601 – F | From Modem and to VSAT: F Type | |
X1601 – N | From Modem and to VSAT: N Type | |
Impendence | ||
F Type | 75 Ohms | |
N Type | 50 Ohms | |
Operating Temperature Range | -40ºC to +50ºC | |
Dimensions (without connector) | 53.1×43.55×21.3 mm | |
Weight | 150g max. |
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