IZT C6000

Satellite Link Emulator by IZT (1 more product)

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The IZT C6000 is a Satellite Link Emulator that provides the simulation of complete satellite links including payload, uplink and downlink effects. The emulator offers a real-time simulation of influences on the signal at the satellite (non-linearity, IMUX / OMUX filter, phase noise, interference, antenna gain, Doppler shift) as well as on the transmission link (interference, rain fading, scintillation, reflections, thermal noise). It has a state-of-the-art Graphical User Interface that allows changing all parameters of the setup easily. The system can be remotely controlled through SCPI and SNMP.

The IZT C6000 can be used to simulate satellite-based communication systems prior to their realization. In addition, complex operational scenarios for equipment (receivers, transmitters, satellite phones) and satellite testing can be set up in a very cost-effective way. The IZT C6000 is a scalable system based on individual hardware units that can be configured from uni-directional links to bi-directional links with hundreds of terminals with a bandwidth of up to 600 MHz.

Product Specifications

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Product Details

  • Part Number
    IZT C6000
  • Manufacturer
    IZT
  • Description
    Wideband Satellite Link Emulator Simulates Payload, Uplink and Downlink Effects

General Parameters

  • Attenuation Accuracy
    < 0.1 dB
  • Attenuation Resolutions
    0.1 dB
  • Bands
    UHF, L Band
  • Delay Accuracy
    1 ns
  • Delay Resolution
    1 ns
  • Doppler Shift Range
    ±1 MHz (phase continuous)
  • Doppler Shift Resolution
    1 Hz
  • Impedance
    50 Ohms
  • Interface
    SCPI and SNMP
  • Remote Control
    Yes
  • Voltage
    100 to 240 V
  • VSWR
    1.2:1
  • Attenuation
    70 dB
  • Bandwidth
    600 MHz
  • Delay Range
    0.01 to 800 ms
  • Frequency
    450/1250 MHz
  • Input Power
    10 dBm
  • Operating Temperature
    0 to 40 Degree C
  • Output Power
    10 dBm
  • Note
    Storage Temperature : -10 to 60 Degree C

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