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Designers of S-Band communications systems are often times confronted with recive side link scenarios where near channel frequencies will, on occasion, provide significant interference to the channel of interest. Unfortunately, this frequently renders the receive data as totally unusable during periods of active near channel operation.

In order to combat these anomalies, SRI has developed the SP-1220 Preselector System as an adjunct to its standard SR-1120A S-Band Receive System. The latest technology product provides RF channel selection within the 2202.5 MHz to 2297.5 MHz frequency spectrum. All channel selection and monitoring of the SP-1220 operation is performed automatically by the SR-1120A.

Designed for maximum interfering signal rejection while maintaining minimum signal-of--interest insertion loss, this product is ideally suited for system integrators confronted with these types of challenges.

By utilizing 20 miniaturized, individually tuned, mechanical combline filters, the SP-1220 satisfies these high performance requirements while still maintaining a minimum form/fit packaging fully compatible with typical ground mobile, transport case, or ground station deployments. The Preselector is contained within an industry standard 1U 19 inch rack mount chassis and receives all status, control and power interfaces directly from existing SRI S-Band Receive Systems.

Custom features, including alternate frequency bands and/or different status/control interfaces, can be readily accomodated into the highly modularized design. Consult the factory for custom options.


 

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Programmable RF Channel Selector

Full Channel Coverage from 2202.5 to 2297.5 MHz

Isolates 5 MHz Channel Bandwidths

Less than 10 dB Noise Figure

Greater than 40 dB Rejection of Near Channel Interferer's

Fully Compatible and Interoperable with Existing S-Band Receive Systems

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