ViaLite Communications
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Mil-Aero RF-over-Fiber Link Covers 10 MHz to 6 GHz

Sept. 14, 2020
The versatile link serves a broad range of defense-oriented applications on land, sea, and air.

ViaLite Communications’ new Mil-Aero RF over Fiber Link pair, which spans a frequency range of 10 MHz to 6 GHz, is specifically tailored for demanding Air Force and navy applications, Army telemetry systems, signals intelligence (SIGINT) deployments, tethered aerostat and drone applications, plus multi-service military electronic warfare systems; and any applications where fiber is an essential replacement to coax.

The versatile new RF-over-fiber links covers bands from HF, VHF, and UHF through to telemetry and satcom bands P, L, S, and C. It also offers the best spurious-free dynamic range (SFDR) performance in its class, making it ideal for high bandwidth applications or where the application has a large range of RF signal powers. The link is further enhanced by a low noise figure (NF) and optional gain and 1-dB compression points (CP).

Supporting distances of up to 50 km, the Mil-Aero link is available in rack, chassis card, or OEM module formats, including ViaLite‘s new black OEM design which is rated for outdoor use. All formats come with a standard 5-year warranty.

ViaLite, www.vialite.com

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