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Patton Model 465
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G.703 Balun, 2 Mbps (1.6/5.6 Connectors)
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These new G.703 baluns are used with 1.6/5.6 coaxial connectors and
provide connection for TX and RX connections on a single twisted-pair
wire.
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Features & Benefits |
- Use 120-ohm twisted-pair wiring with unbalanced coaxial equipment.
- Uses 1.6/5.6 coaxial connectors.
- No more buying expensive and space-hungry hardware for patching and
distributing G.703 connections.
- Low-cost model supports rates of 2 Mbps (faster versions are
available for rates up to 155 Mbps).
- Low insertion loss, fully meets ITU-T (CTR12) G.703 standards.
- Standard twisted-pair terminations.
- Enclosed in flame retardant housings.
- Baluns are 100% tested for reliability and durability.
- Baluns come in a variety of connectors and packaging.
- Customized versions available upon request.
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Overview |
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Baluns are miniature adapters for connecting mixed cable types or devices
with mis-matched interfaces. They enable carrier and large-enterprise
customers to standardize on twisted-pair wiring, even though some
equipment may have unique E1 terminations (see diagrams below).
The Model 465 has the 1.6/5.6 coax connectors used extensively in
telephone exchange sites. The balun has two interfaces, so both the TX and
RX coax signals can be carried over a single length of twisted-pair
cabling (which is much less costly than any kind of coaxial cable).
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465MC |
G.703
Balun with 120-ohm UTP (RJ-45F) to 75W dual-BNC cables |
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465F |
G.703
balun; 120-ohm UTP (RJ-45F) to 75W dual-coax female 1.6/5.6 plugs |
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Transmission line: ITU-T CTR12 G.703
Data rate: 2.048 Mbps (models available for rates up to 155 Mbps,
call for details)
Link-to-data isolation: 500 volts AC/DC
Temperature range: 32° to 122°F (0° to 50°C)
Dimensions: 0.8H x 1.7W x 2.7D in. (2.0H x 4.3W x 6.9D cm)
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