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D10040230PH1

Nominal Operating Parameters

Parameter

Specification

Unit

Condition

Min

Typ

Max

General Performance

Power Gain

21.0

21.5

22.0

dB

f = 45MHz

22.5

23.0

24.0

dB

f = 1000MHz

Slope

[1]

1.0

1.5

2.5

dB

f = 45MHz to 1000MHz

Flatness of Frequency Response

0.8

dB

f = 45MHz to 1000MHz (Peak to Valley)

Input Return Loss

20

dB

f = 45MHz to 320MHz

19

dB

f = 320MHz to 640MHz

18

dB

f = 640MHz to 870MHz

16

dB

f = 870MHz to 1000MHz

Output Return Loss

20

dB

f = 45MHz to 320MHz

19

dB

f = 320MHz to 640MHz

18

dB

f = 640MHz to 870MHz

17

dB

f = 870MHz to 1000MHz

Noise Figure

3.0

4.0

dB

f = 50MHz to 1000MHz

Total Current Consumption (DC)

430.0

450.0

mA

Distortion Data 40MHz to 550MHz

CTB

-77

-74

dBc

(-6dB offset)

[2]

XMOD

-71

-68

dBc

CSO

-71

-68

dBc

CIN

63

66

dB

1. The slope is defined as the difference between the gain at the start frequency and the gain at the stop frequency.

2. 79 analog channels, NTSC frequency raster: 55.25MHz to 547.25MHz, +43dBmV to +50dBmV tilted output level, plus 75 digital channels, -6dB offset

relative to the equivalent analog carrier.

Composite Second Order (CSO) - The CSO parameter (both sum and difference products) is defined by the NCTA.

Composite Triple Beat (CTB) - The CTB parameter is defined by the NCTA.

Cross Modulation (XMOD) - Cross modulation (XMOD) is measured at baseband (selective voltmeter method), referenced to 100% modulation of the

carrier being tested.

Carrier to Intermodulation Noise (CIN) - The CIN parameter is defined by ANSI/SCTE 17 (Test Procedure for carrier to noise).