RGLN – A FB
RevGo
Low Noise Block (LNB) — RGLN - A FB, frequency 17.7 - 21.2 GHz (Tri Band or Quad Band), output Ka.
Key figurescomparable across the catalogue
- Mass
- 0.299 kg
- Power
- 5 W
- Largest dimension
- 112.01 mm
Normalised to common units so this product can be compared with others in its category. The supplier's own wording is below.
As published by the supplier
- Frequency
- 17.7 - 21.2 GHz (Tri Band or Quad Band)
- Power/output
- Ka
- Output frequency
- 950-1950 MHz
- Noise figure
- 1.5 dB (RF at band 1, 2, 3)
- Conversion gain
- 55 to 65 dB
- Output p-1db
- 10 dBm min. 15 dBm typ.
- Phase noise
- -75 dBc/Hz @1 KHz
- Image rejection
- 40 dB @16.75 GHz,
- Output spurious
- -50 dBc max.
- Input power
- 12-24 VDC via IFL
- Band
- 1: 12-15 VDC & no Tone; 2: 16-24 VDC & no Tone; 3: 16-24 VDC & 22KHz Tone; 4: 12-15 VDC & 22KHz Tone
- Power consumption
- 5 W
- Input vswr
- 2.0:1
- Output vswr
- 2.0:1
- Dimensions
- 4.41*2.36*1.04 inches
- Mass
- 0.66 lbs
- Operating temperature
- -40 to +60 oC
- Humidity
- 0-100% (condensing)
- Altitude
- 0-10,000 feet ASL
About
RevGo Global’s RGLN – A FB is a low noise block (lnb) designed for satellite ground-segment (VSAT/SNG/maritime) RF chains, manufactured by RevGo Global Inc. (Reston, VA, USA), a satellite earth-station RF equipment manufacturer founded in 2002 and operating an ISO 9001:2015 quality system. This model operates over 17.7 – 21.2 GHz (Tri Band or Quad Band) with rated output/class of Ka. RevGo’s product line uses highly integrated RF technologies (RFIC and GaN), is designed for high-volume production, and is built for rugged outdoor operation (typ. -40 to +60C, 0-100% humidity condensing, up to 10,000 ft altitude). Typical applications include maritime VSAT terminals, 5G backhaul, SNG (satellite news gathering) vehicles, and fixed, portable, or transportable satellite terminals. Full RF, power, mechanical, and interface specifications are provided in the manufacturer’s datasheet linked below.
Documentation
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