Model 2805-TR/2806-REC
Fiber Optic Transmitter/Receiver Pair
TRANSMISSION LINE INTERFACE
Operating distance is dependent upon optical fiber core diameter and the
cable's optical attenuation. The table below indicates three cables that
may be used at any data rate. These cables are available in connectorized
assemblies to meet the exact configuration of your application.
S.I.Tech offers complete links including fiber optic cable, connectors, cable assemblies, and Bit-DriversŪ
System
| Transmission: | Up to 6500 ft. (2 Km) with suitable graded index fiber optic cable |
| Typical Bit Error Rate: | Better than 10-9 |
Electrical Signal Input/Output
| Format: | TTL |
| Connector: | Solder pads or DIP socket |
| Duty Cycle: | 0 to 100% |
| Minimum Pulse Width: | 50 nanoseconds |
| Data Rate: | DC to 20 Mbps NRZ |
| Input impedance: | TTL, optional 75 ohm TTL levels |
| Output Impedance: | Standard TTL logic output (sink 16 mA, source 400 mA) |
Optical Transmitter
| Output Power at 100mA LED Current: | 10 microwatts (-20 dBm) into 50 micron fiber. Output power is pin selectable over a 10 dB range |
| Wavelength: | 820 nanometers |
| Emitter Type: | LED |
| Optical Connector: | SMA compatible metal receptacle |
Optical Receiver
| Wavelength: | 670 to 950 nanometers, 820 to 900 nanometers is optimum |
| Minimum Sensitivity: | (BER = 10-9) 1 microwatt (-30 dbm) 820 nanometers |
| Maximum Sensitivity: | 10 microwatts |
| Minimum Optical Rise time required: | 0.25 microseconds |
| Optical Connector: | SMA compatible metal receptacle |
| Operating Temperature: | 0° C to 50° C |
| Size: | TR2805 (24 pin DIP) 1.2" x 0.75" x 0.37 " (3 x 1.9 x 0.94 cm) REC 2806 (40 pin DIP) 2.0" x 1.12 " x 0.37" (5 x 2.8 x 0.94 cm) Hybrid circuit in an all metal DIP |
| Weight: | TR/REC pair - 0.25 lb (100 grams) |
| standalone Version: | Model 2856 with power supply and Bit-DriverŪ enclosure 2817-T/R Mini Version |
| P.C. Board Version: | S.I.Tech 2865 |
Operating Distance for Fiber Optic Cable

Optical unit connection: Connect the optical transmission line to the T and R receptacles. Note which cable channel goes to T or R by noting cable imprint. On the other end, reverse the connection.
