The OZ101 is a miniature, light-weight pair that consists of individual Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) modules, which when connected via optical fibre, creates a one-way, unidirectional link. It is an excellent alternative to using coaxial cable systems and offers affordable, versatile end-user implementation along with significant improvements in transporting high-frequency RF signals in their native format reliably across a broad range of frequencies. The link has High Spurious Free Dynamic Range (SFDR), with operational frequencies from 30 KHz to 3.0 GHz or more.

The OZ101 series of miniature broadband RF-over-Fiber links are used for a variety of RFoF applications. One of the key usages of these highly miniaturized RFoF modules is in antenna radiation pattern measurements. OZ101 helps in the accurate measurement of the radiation pattern of small antennas without any coaxial cable interference effects. The product family was designed to enable the testing of hand-held cellular telephones and emerging LTE (employing Antenna Diversity) devices while operating from the low voltage battery supply of the phone itself (down to +3.7 Volts DC).

The standard optical connector is SC/APC. FC/APC or LC/APC are available upon request. The Receiver of the OZ100 features a high-performance InGaAs photodiode and the Transmitter is based upon a linear Isolated FP or DFB Laser operating at 1.3 or 1.5 µm (A) over 9/125 µm single-mode fibre. Average Automatic Power Control (AAPC) is incorporated for optimal optical power stability over the full temperature range. The RF interface is via a 50 Ohm SSMB connector.

Applications

• Radiation Pattern Measurements
• High-Density Deployments
• In‐Building DAS Solutions
• Avionics
• WiMax/4GLTE
• Cellular Backhaul
• Satcom
• MMDS
• Remote Antenna Location
• GPS Signal Distribution
• Timing & Frequency Signal Distribution

Options

• Low Noise Amplifier (LNA)
• CWDM Wavelengths
• Extended Bandwidth 1 MHz to 3.0 GHz
• Multimode Fiber Compatibility
• I2C Monitoring/Control