CA90/B MTL SURGE TECHNOLOGIES, CA90/B Datasheet

AERIAL PROTECTOR

CA90/B

Manufacturer Part Number
CA90/B
Description
AERIAL PROTECTOR
Manufacturer
MTL SURGE TECHNOLOGIES
Series
CAr
Datasheet

Specifications of CA90/B

Suppressor Type
Data Line
No. Of Outlets
1
Outlet Type
BNC
Voltage Rating
90V
Peak Surge Current
10kA
Connector Type
BNC
Clamping Voltage
90V
Clamping Voltage Vc Max
90V
External Depth
60mm
Svhc
No SVHC (15-Dec-2010)
CA Series
Wideband, high current devices for protection of radio
transmitters and receivers connected to coaxial feeders
The CA Series of surge protection devices
prevents surges and transient over-voltages
conducted through coaxial cables from dam-
aging electronic systems such as telemetry
outstations. They protect vulnerable equip-
ment without affecting normal operation,
passing high frequency signals with little
attenuation while diverting surge currents
safely to earth and clamping output voltages
to safe levels.
Typical applications for the CA Series in-
clude the protection of radio telemetry sys-
tems, mobile communications base stations
and, where high induced voltages may be
present, in aerial systems.
Receivers & transmitters are particularly
vulnerable to damage from the effects of
lightning. Their remote locations and physical
construction make them a likely target for
lightning activity. The use of semiconductors
and integrated circuits in transmitters and
Large bandwidth dc to 2GHz
Robust - 10kA surge rating
Range of connector styles to suit all
applications
DC coupled
Low insertion loss and VSWR
Tested in accordance with BS6651:1999
receivers has rendered them particularly
prone to damage from these disturbances.
Excellent performance levels are achieved
using high energy gas discharge tubes, in
precision engineered compact enclosures,
to produce superior surge suppression and
transmission characteristics. The protec-
tion circuitry is capable of diverting 10kA im-
pulses whilst the brass bodies and connec-
tors are silver plated and are designed to
meet harsh environmental requirements.
A wide range of connector types are avail-
able (including BNC, N-type, TNC, UHF and
F-type) to suit all application requirements. In
addition, bulkhead mounting options are pro-
vided for where insertion into a panel is pref-
erable. Models are supplied with a choice of
working voltage and characteristic im-
pedance (90V, 150V and 350V)
are provided for most units
in the range.
Protection
Mounting kits and enclosures to sim-
plify installation, are available for the CA
Series. Panel mounting can be achieved us-
ing the MC range of mounting brackets, or,
for a larger number of units, the MK range
of busbar mounting kits can be supplied (for
mounting up to 20 units). IP65 weather-
proof enclosures are also available to suit
every application.
Antennae

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CA90/B Summary of contents

Page 1

... Range of connector styles to suit all applications DC coupled Low insertion loss and VSWR Tested in accordance with BS6651:1999 The CA Series of surge protection devices prevents surges and transient over-voltages conducted through coaxial cables from dam- aging electronic systems such as telemetry outstations. They protect vulnerable equip- ...

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... Figure 1 shows the effectiveness of the CA350 series for a 6kV overvoltage. The lim- iting voltage shows the level of surge ‘let-through’ the surge protection device - in this case just over 600V for a fraction of a microsecond and repre- sents a very small amount of energy. ...

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... RTU shed. For optimum protection it is essential to employ surge protection devices where cabling enters the RTU building. The antenna feed connects directly Series SPD and then into the tranmsitter using a short cable link. The CA is mounted onto ...

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... Connector BNC N-type TNC UHF F-type Bulkhead N-type Figure 6 Dimensions (mm) Maximum Typical Product Frequency Insertion Name (MHz) 1000 <0.1 CA90/B/75 CA90/B/75 1000 <0.1 CA350/B/50 CA350/B/75 2000 <0.2 CA90/N/50 CA90/N/75 2000 <0.05 CA350/N/50 CA350/N/75 1000 <0.1 CA90/T/50 CA90/T/75 2000 <0.1 ...

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