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A dual-fiber converter 100base-FX, SC connector, working distance from 2 to 80km Converters MCDM2-10/100 are designed to convert electrical signals in Ethernet networks transmitted over a twisted pair to an optical interface and vice versa. The output optical power of the transmitter is -20~ -12dBm, the sensitivity of the receiver is 31 dBm.

Technical specifications Material: S-TIH53 (Ohara) Length, mm: 12 Height, mm: 1.0±0.01 Thickness, mm: 1.9±0.1 Refractive index, mm: 1.823 Optical aperture, mm2: 10.0*0.45 Back focal length, mm: 0.09 Transmission, %: >99.5 Pitch, mm: 0.5 Antireflection coating, nm at one of the wavelengths from the range: 400-1500 Numerical aperture: FA 0.5, SA:0.1 Surface quality at λ = 633 nm: λ/4 Residual deviation at full angle FW1/e2 mrad: <7, <10, <13

Optical modules SFP xPON are capable of operating at a data transfer rate of up to 2.5 Gbit/s and are used in gigabit passive optical networks.

Appointment For use in measuring: · capacitance and tangent of the dielectric loss angle of high-voltage insulation (capacitors, inputs, transformers, insulators) · characteristics of partial discharges of liquid dielectrics in laboratory and field conditions, complete with an insulation parameter meter (for example, PARMA TENSOR-2)

Optical transceivers are in standard SFP metal cases with separate optical input/output for LC type connectors to transmit the signal over two optical fibres

XFP (10-Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable) is a protocol—independent hot-swappable optical transceiver, usually operating at 850nm, 1310nm or 1550nm wavelengths or wavelengths from the CWDM band at a speed of 10 gigabits per second in SONET/SDH, Fiber Channel, Gigabit Ethernet, 10 Gigabit Ethernet and other applications, including WDM channels.

A series of modern intelligent relay protection, automation and alarm units PARMA IED-EP+ is designed for use in networks with a voltage from 6 to 750 kV

SFP+ modules are used to organize high-speed duplex channels with data transfer rates up to 10 Gbit/s. WDM SFP+ optical transceivers are designed to organize a duplex communication channel in a single fiber. CWDM SFP+ allows you to organize 10 Gbit/s channels in passive CWDM systems.

Purpose and functions: · Transmission of accurate time signals via the IRIG-B protocol to remote subscribers via optical communication channels up to 1 km · Retransmission of signals to several channels, thereby ensuring the connection of one to eight devices to one time server

Purpose and functions: · Receiving and transmitting the exact time to one or more subscribers · Synchronization of equipment operation at the exact time · Synchronization of subscribers by time within both one and several objects, i.e. creation of a hierarchy of subscriber systems tied to a single astronomical time at sufficiently large distances · Retransmission of accurate time signals to the shielded premises of objects (basements, mines, etc.) The PARMA RV9.01 system consists of a GPS receiver and a set (from 1 to 4) repeaters.

Technical specifications Material: S-TIH53 (Ohara) Length, mm: 12 Height, mm: 1.0±0.02 Thickness, mm: 0.36±0.01 Refractive index, mm: 1.823 Effective focal length, mm: 0.29 Rear focal length, mm: 0.09 Transmission, %: >99.5 Power within the angle ± 2.3 mrad, %: >85 Antireflection coating, nm at one of the wavelengths from the range: 400-1500 Numerical aperture: 0.5 Surface quality λ = 633, nm: λ/4

Optical transceivers are available in 9-pin plastic cases with separate optical input/output for SC (FC) connectors