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Terrasat 25W Ku Band IBUC 3G
The Terrasat 25W Ku-Band IBUC 3G is a compact full featured IBUC designed for mobility in a smaller light weight form factor. The Terrasat 25W Ku-Band IBUC 3G is an efficient low power consumption model and is based on Linear GaN Amplifier technology which requires minimal power output backoff.
Description
Description
The Terrasat 25W Ku-Band IBUC 3G is a compact full featured IBUC designed for mobility in a smaller light weight form factor. The Terrasat 25W Ku-Band IBUC 3G is an efficient low power consumption model and is based on Linear GaN Amplifier technology which requires minimal power output backoff. The Terrasat 25W Ku-Band IBUC 3G is a popular choice for Low-medium power VSAT and flat panel Satcom terminals in telecom, defence, air traffic control, government and other demanding network applications.
Terrasat 25W Ku-Band IBUC 3G options:
- High stability internal 10 MHz reference with auto-detection
- Two Factory Select Bands
- Mounting Brackets
- Optional Type N or F-Type input connectors
- Handheld terminal
Key Features
| Superior power density in a 17x12x10cm form factor |
| Ideal for feed horn mounting |
| Low power consumption |
| Local RJ45 web interface & NMS-Friendly SNMP |
| RF Overdrive protection |
| Small signal gain (L-band to RF) of 75dB with attenuator set to 0 dB |
| CPR-137G or N(f) RF Output interface |
| Built-in Output Isolator provides full output VSWR protection |
| Output Noise power density: Tx < – 79 dBm/Hz, Rx <- 145 dBm/Hz |
| User friendly HTTP based GUI and SNMP |
| IBUC Power Supply Voltage: 25W, 40W 38 to 76 VDC |
| Power consumption: 130W/175W (P Lin/P Sat) |
| Field upgradeable software |
| LED Light status |
| Operating temperature: -40°C to +60°C |
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