An optical node is a critical component in fiber-optic networks, typically used in cable systems to convert optical signals into electrical signals for further distribution. It amplifies, processes, and routes data between the headend and user endpoints, ensuring efficient signal transmission over long distances.
specifications frequency range:- 47 mhz 0 870 mhz optical operating wave length:- 1200 -- ~1600nm optical amplifier with rf input. operational gain: 110 dbuv return path optional upgradable. 3v1ps suitable to work between 30--90 180--240 vac. external led optical power meter to display the input optical power. fixed equalizer and attenuator cards equalizer card after post amplifier.