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Evertz 2307LR Miniature Fiber Optic Receiver
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Product details
The Evertz 2307LR, sold through Quintech, is the smallest RF optical receiver available: the same diameter as a BNC connector and 3.3" long. It plugs straight onto an RF input and takes power from that port's LNB voltage, giving XRF routers, IRDs, amplifiers and distribution amplifiers a direct fiber input with no extra rack space.
Key features
- BNC-diameter receiver, 3.3" (84 mm) long; zero rack space
- Powered from the host port's LNB voltage (9–21 VDC)
- 40 MHz–3 GHz for L-band, over-the-air DTV and more
- LC/UPC optical input, 1270–1610 nm
- Tri-color LED optical input level indicator
Specifications
| Part number | 2307LR |
|---|---|
| Series | Evertz 2307LR |
| Frequency range | 40 MHz–3 GHz |
| RF output | 1, BNC per IEC 61169-8 |
| Return loss | >15 dB (120 MHz–2.3 GHz), >12 dB (2.3–3 GHz) |
| Output IP3 | +40 dBm |
| Link gain | -6 dB at 0 dBm optical input |
| Optical input | 1, female LC/UPC; 1270–1610 nm; +3 dBm max. |
| Optical sensitivity | -14 dBm @ 35 dB C/N on a 36 MHz carrier |
| DC input | 13 VDC nominal (9–21 VDC) via the RF connector; <1W |
| Size | 3.3" long x 0.57" dia. (84 x 15 mm) |
| RF connector options | 75 Ω BNC standard; 50 Ω BNC optional |
| Order codes | 2307LR (75 Ω BNC), 2307LR-B50 (50 Ω BNC) |
Applications
- Direct fiber inputs on XRF routers
- Fiber feeds to IRDs and receivers with DC-biased inputs
- Building fiber receivers from distribution amplifiers
Frequently asked questions
Does the 2307LR need its own power supply?
No. It draws under 1W from the LNB voltage on the port it plugs into.
Need it installed, aligned or supported?
Digisat engineers install, commission and maintain satellite ground systems for government agencies, teleports and broadcasters worldwide. Request installation or engineering support.