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Norsat 1000XH Series Ku-Band External Reference LNB

Norsat 1008XHBN Ku-Band External Reference LNB, 12.25–12.75 GHz, 0.8 dB NF, Type-N

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Product details

The Norsat 1008XHBN is a Ku-Band External Reference LNB from Norsat's 1000XH Series. It converts 12.25–12.75 GHz to an L-band output of 950–1450 MHz using a 11.30 GHz externally referenced local oscillator.

This model has a 0.8 dB typical noise figure (0.9 dB max.), locks to a 10 MHz external reference for reference-grade stability, and has a Type-N (50 Ω) IF output.

Need a different configuration? The 1000XH Series comes in 18 part numbers. Compare them on the series page.

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Compare all 18 Norsat 1000XH Series Ku-Band External Reference LNB models

Specifications

Part number 1008XHBN
Series Norsat 1000XH
Frequency plan 12.25–12.75 GHz → LO 11.30 GHz → IF 950–1450 MHz
Noise figure 0.8 dB typ. / 0.9 dB max.
LO stability Locked to external 10 MHz reference
Output connector Type-N (50 Ω)
External reference 10 MHz (sine-wave), - 10 to 0 dBm
Conversion gain (max.) 65 dB
Conversion gain (min.) 55 dB
Conversion gain (typ.) 60 dB
Gain Flatness (over full band) ≤ 4 dB p-p
Input VSWR 2.5 : 1 max.
Output P1dB (min.) +5 dBm min.
Output VSWR 2.0 : 1 max.
Phase noise @ 1 kHz (max.) Phase Locked to External Reference
Phase noise @ 10 kHz (max.) Phase Locked to External Reference
Phase noise @ 100 kHz (max.) Phase Locked to External Reference
Current consumption 300 mA
Power requirements +15 to +24 VDC
RF input WR-75 waveguide grooved
LED indicators None
IP rating IP 67
Temperature, operational -40 to +60 °C
Temperature, storage -40 to +80 °C
Product weight 0.3 kg
Dimensions (L × W × H) 130 × 42 × 42 mm

Compliance and export

Country of origin Republic of Korea
ECCN EAR99
HS code 8517690000
Warranty 3 years

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