Motorola operation manual Return Path, BT100*-3*three output block diagram

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BT100*-3* three output block diagram

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Figure 2-11 illustrates the interconnection between these components in the three output BT100*-3*.

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BT100*-3* three output block diagram

Return Path

The BT100 main amplifier circuit board includes the return path. This equips the BT100 to pass signals in the return or upstream direction. The standard circuit board contains all components including the diplex filters with extended return bandwidth for the amplifier input and output.

Optional SRE-*-* return equalizers compensate for cable attenuation and are available in 1 dB increments for S-split, and 2 dB increments for all other splits, from 0 dB through 12 dB. You must install a return equalizer to activate the return path.

There are JXP-*B pad facilities located at the inputs and output of the return path. You can use these pad facilities as test points or signal injection points. The output pad value is normally selected to control the return signal level into the next upstream amplifier, while the input pad value is selected to attenuate excessive input signal.

The return-input test points and the return-output test point are –20 dB directional couplers. These test points present a 75-ohm source impedance and do not require special test probes.

Optional return path thermal compensation is provided by plug-in JXP-TH2C or JXP-TH3C modules that stabilize gain and match over temperature extremes.

BT100 Installation and Operation Manual

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Motorola operation manual Return Path, BT100*-3*three output block diagram