RF Over Fibre Converters

Analog RF over Fibre modules convert RF signals to optical signals and back. One unit has an optical transmitter which converts the signal from RF to Optical, and a second receiver unit converts the signal from Optical to RF. Both units are connected by the optical fibre of the customer.
RFOptic offers two groups of RFoF modules: low frequency (0.5MHz – 6GHz) and high frequency 8GHz and up to and including 40 GHz) programmable RFoF solutions.
The low frequency programmable RFoF modules (also with SNMP) are based on direct modulation and include 2.5GHz (with optional GPS), 3GHz, 4GHz, 6GHz.
Other options include: Bidirectional (2-way) over Fibre receiver (2.5GHz – 6.0GHz), RFoF multi-link series (0.5 MHz – 6.0 GHz), CWDM 8 channel multiplexer (mux) / demultiplexer (demux) devices, and Bidirectional RFoF Picosecond.
Frequency range of 0.5MHz to 6GHz with excellent flatness, >40dB gain links, and NF around 5db with LNA On.
Applications include remote antenna, GSM and cellular communications, broadcast, and satellite.

The high frequency RFoF modules are based on indirect modulation and include 8 GHz, 15 GHz, 18 GHz, 20 GHz and 40 GHz.
Frequency range of 10MHz up to and including 40GHz with good flatness and good phase noise. The NF gain can be improved by adding an amplifier. Parameters such as Gain, P1dB and Noise Figure can be modified upon request.
Applications include remote antenna, EW, radar, and military communications.