ADC Tower-Mounted Amplifiers Americas Creating a Bill of Materials, You have six TMA options

Page 12

Spec Sheet

ClearGain® Tower-Mounted Amplifiers

Americas

Creating a Bill of Materials

A typical site includes three components in various quantities.

You have six TMA options:

1.

CG-800DD-FULL-DIN

DD800 Full Band TMA, DIN Connectors

2.

CG-800DDB14DT00

DD800 B-Band TMA, DIN Connectors

3.

CG-1900DD-FULL-DIN

DD1900 Full Band TMA, DIN Connectors

4.

CG-1900W800-FULL-DIN

DD1900 with 800

Bypass Full Band TMA, DIN Connectors

5.

CG1900DDBFBDTBP

DD1900 with 800

Bypass Full Band TMA with

 

 

DC Block, DIN Connectors

6.

CG-1900/800-DB-FB-DIN

Dual Band-Full Band TMA, DIN Connectors

The TMAs include: • Mounting hardware

Grounding cable/strap (length 1.5 meters)

Ordering information: Order two per sector

You have four Bias-T options (based on connector type and orientation):

1. STRB-DF-DM-G-KIT

DIN Female to BTS Port, DIN Male to ANT Port

2. STRB-DM-DF-G-KIT

DIN Male to BTS Port, DIN Female to ANT Port

3. STRB-NF-NM-G-KIT

N Female to BTS Port N Male to ANT Port

4. STRB-NM-NF-G-KIT

N Male to BTS Port, N Female to ANT Port

The Bias-Ts include:

• Grounding cable/strap (length 1.5 meters)

Bias-T cable; go from Bias-T to the PDU (length 14 feet) Ordering information: Order two per sector

You have two PDU options:

1.

CG-PDU-SMPWR

 

Single Power PDU

2.

CG-PDU-DMPWR

 

Dual Power PDU*

*Typically used in conjunction with the Dual Power TMA

The PDUs include:

Power cable (length 10 meters)

 

 

Alarm cable (length 10 meters)

 

 

Grounding cable/strap (length 1.5 meters)

Ordering information: Order one per site

Optional Accessories:

Longer Bias-T Cable CG-PDU-30CABLE (30 foot Bias-T cable)

PDU Rack Mounting Brackets AUX-000076 (19" rack mounting bracket)

AUX-000076 and EB-17P (23" mounting bracket)

AUX-000084 (Siemens cabinet mounting bracket)

Website: www.adc.com

From North America, Call Toll Free: 1-800-366-3891 • Outside of North America: +1-952-938-8080

Fax: +1-952-917-3237 • For a listing of ADC’s global sales office locations, please refer to our website.

ADC Telecommunications, Inc., P.O. Box 1101, Minneapolis, Minnesota USA 55440-1101

Specifications published here are current as of the date of publication of this document. Because we are continuously improving our products, ADC reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice. At any time, you may verify product specifications by contacting our headquarters office in Minneapolis. ADC Telecommunications, Inc. views its patent portfolio as an important corporate asset and vigorously enforces its patents. Products or features contained herein may be covered by one or more U.S. or foreign patents. An Equal Opportunity Employer

105187AE 8/07 Original © 2007 ADC Telecommunications, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Image 12
Contents Spec Sheet AmericasIntroduction System OverviewAmericas DD800 Full Band Typical Specifications Americas DD800 B-Band Typical Specifications Americas DD1900 Full Band Typical Specifications +15 dBm Nominal Impedance of RF Inputs and Outputs Bias-T Unit Typical Specifications Product ConfigurationTechnical Data Bias-T UnitsFeatures Accessories EnvironmentApprovals Quality D e r i n g I n f o r m a t i o n Americas Creating a Bill of Materials You have six TMA options

Tower-Mounted Amplifiers specifications

ADC Tower-Mounted Amplifiers (TMAs) represent a crucial component in the modern telecommunications landscape, particularly in the enhancement of signal quality across cellular networks. These amplifiers are predominantly used in conjunction with antennas mounted on towers to improve the transmission range and reliability of wireless communications.

One of the key features of ADC TMAs is their ability to boost received signals while minimizing interference and noise. This is essential in densely populated areas or locations with challenging topography, where signal degradation is common. By amplifying weak signals, TMAs help ensure high-quality voice and data transmission, which is increasingly important as the demand for mobile data continues to rise.

In terms of technology, ADC TMAs typically employ low-noise amplifier (LNA) technology, which is designed to amplify signals without introducing significant noise. This enhances signal integrity, allowing for more effective communication between the network base stations and user devices. Additionally, many TMAs are built with advanced filtering technologies to selectively enhance desired frequencies while rejecting unwanted signals. This feature is crucial for maintaining the clarity and quality of mobile communications.

ADC TMAs are also characterized by their robust design, often featuring weather-resistant casings that protect against the elements. This is vital as these amplifiers are usually installed in outdoor environments exposed to varying weather conditions. Their ability to withstand extreme temperatures, humidity, and other environmental challenges makes them reliable components of telecommunications infrastructure.

Installation flexibility is another highlight of ADC TMAs. They can be integrated into various tower designs and are compatible with multiple antenna types. This versatility ensures that network operators can implement them in a wide range of deployment scenarios, enhancing their operational efficiency.

Another critical characteristic is the power consumption of these amplifiers. ADC designs often prioritize energy efficiency, which is particularly important given the growing emphasis on sustainability in telecommunications. By reducing the energy footprint of network operations, ADC TMAs not only lower operational costs but also contribute to greener network practices.

In summary, ADC Tower-Mounted Amplifiers are essential for improving signal strength and quality in wireless telecommunications. With advanced technologies such as low-noise amplification and filtering, robust weatherproof designs, installation flexibility, and a focus on energy efficiency, these amplifiers play a pivotal role in supporting the ever-evolving demands of mobile communication networks. Their integration ensures enhanced connectivity, ultimately fostering a more connected society.