January 18, 2005
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New
VertexRSI Units in L, C and Ku Band Are Fully Backward Compatible
and Replaces Existing UCS(B) and DCS(B) Line of Frequency Converters
VertexRSI
is offering its newly updated Single-Band (L-, C-, and Ku-Band)
Synthesized Up and Down Frequency Converters to SATCOM customers.
Gabe Vitorla, Vice President of Sales for VertexRSI’s electronic
products, said, “Our new SCR-Series of Synthesized Frequency
Converters will replace our existing line of L, C and Ku-Band
up/Down Converters. The SCR line is fully backward compatible with
our existing UCS(B)/DCS(B) line of Synthesized Frequency Converters
and also operates seamlessly with the Company’s 1:1 through 1:8
STARswitch™ Redundancy Controllers.”
Last time buy orders for the company’s traditional line of UCS(B)
and DCS(B) converters are being taken between now and February 18th
for delivery on or before March 31st.
Vitorla also states; “The SCR series of frequency converters have
improved performance and a user friendly one-rack unit design with
standard interface connections to give the SATCOM ground station
operator greater flexibility in configuring their system
architecture. Ease of maintenance and troubleshooting is another
added benefit,” Vitorla said.
Each Frequency Band is available in the following configurations:
| L-Band UC: |
RF Frequency: |
950 – 1950 MHz, |
IF Frequency 70 or 140 MHz |
| L-Band DC: |
RF Frequency: |
950 – 1950 MHz, |
IF Frequency 70 or 140 MHz |
| C-Band UC: |
RF Frequency: |
5.850 – 6.725 GHz, |
IF Frequency 70 or 140 MHz |
| C-Band DC: |
RF Frequency: |
3.400 – 4.200 GHz, |
IF Frequency 70 or 140 MHz |
| Ku-Band UC: |
RF Frequency: |
13.75 – 14.50 GHz |
IF Frequency 70 or 140 MHz |
| Ku-Band DC: |
RF Frequency: |
10.70 – 12.75 GHz |
IF Frequency 70 or 140 MHz |
Additional Key Features:
- Phase Noise performance has been
improved on average, by 3dB at various offsets, and is >10dB
better than the IESS 308/309 standard.
- Flash Programmable memory - FPGA
microprocessor allows for easy field upgrades adding greater
flexibility while reducing potential system downtime.
- Step-size: 125kHz (Optional 1kHz
step size is also available).
- The unit is contained in a slim
1RU chassis, 20 inches deep.
- Uses Standard VertexRSI User
Interface.
- The unit has a non-inverting,
dual conversion frequency plan.
- External 5 or 10 MHz reference
input (0 to +10dBm).
- 30dB Attenuation Range.
- Network Ethernet Interface
available.
- RS232, 422, 485 M&C Interfaces
are all supported with the same micro-board.
- Universal AC input, 90-264 VAC (autoranging).
- CE approved.
- Ruggedized military versions of
our products are available upon request.
- X-Band, Tri-Band UC/DC’s are
also available.
3-Year Warranty
“VertexRSI stands behind the quality and reliability of all its
SCR up/down converters with a standard three-year warranty,"
Vitorla said. The complete VertexRSI SCR Series of data sheets (in
PDF format) is posted online at
www.tripointglobal.com
under the Electronic Products section.
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For more information about the
VertexRSI SCR Series of Synthesized Frequency Up and Down
Converters, contact Gabe Vitorla, Vice President, Sales, at
973-627-5981 x236 or via e-mail at
gabe.vitorla@tripointglobal.com.
Demonstration units are available upon
request. Please contact the VertexRSI Sales Department in State
College, Pennsylvania at 814-238-2700 for more information.
General Dynamics C4 Systems offers a family of satellite and
wireless communications products and services under its VertexRSI,
Prodelin, and Gabriel brands. Visit our web site at
http://www.tripointglobal.com.
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