Product Profile

AVQ1020 - RF Layer Monitoring Rx

ActiveCore® RF Layer Monitoring Receiver

In-Band interference detection and visualization
A comprehensive set of analyzed parameters and plots
A rich selection of tools for remote monitoring

Based on ActiveCore® Platform, AVQ1020 (2nd Gen) is a monitoring receiver for digital terrestrial broadcasting standards. It has been designed as an easy-to-use and cost-effective solution for remote monitoring digital transmitter system performance and transmitted signal quality and, therefore, ensuring consistent Quality of Service (QoS) of the network.

The receiver features a comprehensive alarm system that can be accessed via multiple interfaces and be set up to control the main components of the transmitter system in case of an emergency.

Additionally, with its extensive set of tools for monitoring and analyzing RF and COFDM, the receiver is versatile for use as a stand-alone unit during production tests at a transmitter manufacturing facility.

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Specifications

Technical Specification:

Supported Standards¹:	ATSC 1.0, ATSC 3.0, ISDB-T/Tb, DAB/DAB+
Main signal input "RFin":
Connector:	50 Ohm, N-type
Reported power range:	-35 .. +5 dBm
Working power range:	-50 .. 0 dBm, -20 dBm optimum
Frequency range:	100 .. 1000 MHz
Frequency tuning step:	1 kHz
Reference frequency:
External:	10 MHz: 50Ω, BNC, 1Vp-p, sine
Control and Monitor ports:
Ethernet:	RJ45 10/100/1000
Power supply:	110-250V, 50/60Hz AC
Operating temperature:	0 .. 50°C
Dimensions:	1U - 48.3cm x 33cm x 4.3cm (19" x 13" x 1.7")

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Measurements and Metrics:

RF signal level and its variations;
Signal statistic: MER/SNR, signal RMS, PAPR, maximum peak value, signal CCDF, peak compression ratio;
Frequency spectrum including the spectrum tilt, amplitude ripple, shoulder attenuation;
Signal bandwidth and standard specific parameters;
Effects of the transmission system non-linearity in terms of AM-AM/AM-PM curves measured on the broadcasted signal;
Linear distortions found in the output RF signal - group delay and frequency response;
Multipath echo and feedback interference detection, estimation and visualization.