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BDA (Bidirectional Amplifier)

System overview

A system that amplifies RF signals received from radio signal repeater or nearby amplifiers to radiate signals to a leakage coaxial cables and transmit signal and information status to adjacent line amplifiers.

System Configuration Diagram

BDA Block Diagram

Main Features

BDA (Bidirectional Amplifier)

  • FM / DMB / Train Protection Signal Amplification
  • Bi-directional Transmission of Train Protection Signal
  • FM / DMB signal One-way Transmission
  • Communication between BDA's
  • Remote Management Function

Electrical characteristics

Specification FM standard DMB standard Train protection standard
In/Output Freq. 88MHz ~ 108MHz 174MHz ~ 216MHz 440MHz ~ 465MHz
Input Power Level -10 ~ -40dBm -10 ~ -40dBm -50 ~ -20dBm
Output Power Level +30dBm/Total Max. +30dBm/Total Max. +30dBm/Total Max.
VSWR INPUT ALL Band 1.5:1 INPUT ALL Band 1.5:1 INPUT ALL Band 1.5:1
Gain 40 ± 1dB 0 ~ 30dB 40 ± 1dB 0 ~ 30dB 50 ± 1dB 0 ~ 30dB
Insertion Loss Bypass Mode -6dB Bypass Mode -6dB Bypass Mode  -6dB
Attenuations ATT. 30dB
(0.5dB step ± 1dB)
ATT. 30dB
(0.5dB step ± 1dB)
ATT. 30dB
(0.5dB step ± 1dB)
ALC 31dBm ± 1dB
(input: -11dBm ± 1dB)
31dBm ± 1dB
(input: -11dBm ± 1dB)
31dBm ± 1dB
(input: -21dBm ± 1dB
IMD +30dBm/Total 35dBc Min. +30dBm/Total 35dBc Min. +30dBm/Total 35dBc Min.
Hamonics 2nd -50dB 2nd -50dB 2nd -50dB
3rd -60dB 3rd -60dB 3rd -60dB
NF 88 ~ 108MHz 12dB 174 ~ 216MHz 12dB 440 ~ 465MHz 13dB
BDA (Bidirectional Amplifier)