Below you will find brief information for Video Transmit Unit AMG4741, Video Receive Unit AMG4742, Video Receive Unit AMG4742R, Power Supply AMG2003. The AMG4741 is a standalone four-channel video transmit unit designed to transmit four video signals over one Singlemode fibre. It requires an AMG2003 standalone power supply and operates with AMG4742 or AMG4742R four-channel video receive units in a point-to-point configuration. It has a 75 ohm BNC Socket for video input with 1 volt p-p nominal input level and operates in a frequency range of 10Hz to 7MHz.
Below you will find brief information for Video Transmit Unit AMG4741, Video Receive Unit AMG4742, Video Receive Unit AMG4742R, Power Supply AMG2003. The AMG4741 is a standalone four-channel video transmit unit designed to transmit four video signals over one Singlemode fibre. It requires an AMG2003 standalone power supply and operates with AMG4742 or AMG4742R four-channel video receive units in a point-to-point configuration. It has a 75 ohm BNC Socket for video input with 1 volt p-p nominal input level and operates in a frequency range of 10Hz to 7MHz.
Below you will find brief information for Video Transmit Unit AMG4741, Video Receive Unit AMG4742, Video Receive Unit AMG4742R, Power Supply AMG2003. The AMG4741 is a standalone four-channel video transmit unit designed to transmit four video signals over one Singlemode fibre. It requires an AMG2003 standalone power supply and operates with AMG4742 or AMG4742R four-channel video receive units in a point-to-point configuration. It has a 75 ohm BNC Socket for video input with 1 volt p-p nominal input level and operates in a frequency range of 10Hz to 7MHz.
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