An RF driver generates a fixed or variable frequency signal supplied to the acousto-optic devices transducer. This in turn uses the piezoelectric effect to very precisely convert the RF signal to an acoustic wave.
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An RF driver generates a fixed or variable frequency signal supplied to the acousto-optic devices transducer. This in turn uses the piezoelectric effect to very precisely convert the RF signal to an acoustic wave that propagates within the acousto-optic devices crystal. The frequency and intensity of the applied signal will determine how much an optical beam is modulated, deflected, or tuned.
An acousto-optic device and its RF driver should be selected as a unit to optimize speed and stability for each application. Additional driver features include first pulse suppression, synchronization, pulse shaping, and multichannel operation. We offer a wide variety of stable high frequency drivers with analog and digital modulation capability. Voltage controlled oscillators (VCOs) vary the oscillation frequency via the input voltage, and are a costeffective solution for applications with less stringent frequency stability and linearity requirements.
Direct digital synthesizer (DDS) drivers offer higher stability, with fast switching time and high resolution. They can create random waveforms from a single, fixed-frequency reference clock, and thus are ideal for pulse shaping and special functions. They also allow frequency to be varied on the order of a few hundred nanoseconds, and are inherently very linear. DDS drivers are software driven, and can be run from a user-friendly interface (a GUI), or controlled directly via computer driver commands. Our high-performance multi-frequency DDS drivers generate up to 8 channels of RF frequencies simultaneously.
As our AO product lines expand, we are creating more flexible, adaptive RF drivers with dual analog/digital operation and configurable firmware to accommodate functionality like triggering and temperature control without the need for new hardware. Our OEM designs, in contrast, are optimized to each customers application, maximizing performance in the required form factor.
CHOOSING AN RF DRIVER
The needs of the AO device will dictate the choice of RF driver. The primary factors to consider are shown below, though speed, duty cycle, and special functions are also important.
MODULATION: DIGITAL VS ANALOG
The modulation mode determines how the applied RF power is varied, and thus the intensity of diffracted light. In digital modulation, the RF power is applied in an on/off state via an applied TTL signal, thus controlling whether the beam is diffracted. In analog modulation, the RF power is controlled through application of a voltage within a specified range, yielding control over the diffraction efficiency and allowing shaping of that waveform in time.
FIXED VS VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVERS
Fixed frequency drivers provide a single output frequency which is matched to the AO device. Offered from 24-440 MHz, fixed frequency drivers may be controlled via analog or TTL input, some with manually adjustable output RF power. These are used most often for modulation applications.
Variable and programmable frequency RF drivers allow active control of output frequency. Voltage controlled oscillators (VCOs) provide a linearly swept (variable) RF drive frequency, and are flexible enough to be used for any AO device. Direct digital synthesizer (DDS) drivers offer programmable frequency. They can create random waveforms from a single, fixed-frequency reference clock, and thus are ideal for pulse shaping and special functions. DDS drivers are software driven, and can be run from a user-friendly interface (a GUI), or controlled directly via computer driver commands. Our high-performance multi-frequency DDS drivers generate up to 8 channels of RF frequencies simultaneously.
DUAL DRIVERS
Dual drivers allow simple or complex digital waveforms to be synthesized, converted to analog signals, and amplified to drive the AO device. This gives great flexibility; for example, it allows the driver to provide multiple programmable frequencies or to swap freely between multiple, complex, bespoke waveforms.
FREQUENCY AGILITY AND CONTROL
We offer Direct Digital Synthesizer (DDS) drivers that offer high stability and linearity, with fast switching time and high resolution. They are capable of creating arbitrary waveforms from a single, fixed-frequency reference clock, and thus are ideal for pulse shaping and special functions. DDS drivers can be run from a GUI or via driver commands in two modes: 1) random access, with digital words mapping to specific frequencies, and 2) chirped mode for continuous scanning in frequency increments. DDS drivers are also referred to as DFS (digital frequency synthesizer) drivers.
Our technical support team is available to advise on selection and optimization of RF drivers for specific applications, as well as customization of products for OEM integration.
APPLICATIONS OF RF DRIVERS
Driving and control of acousto-optic devices, including modulators, deflectors, cavity dumpers, fiber-coupled modulators, frequency shifters, mode lockers, multi-channel modulators, pulse pickers, Q-switches, tunable filters.
STQDP acousto-optic modulator driver is a completely new design, it is a low to medium power RF driver. This product is suitable for driving the acousto-optic modulator for short pulse lasers such as picosecond pulse selection (frequency reduction). Similarly, it can also be used in other RF fields. In fact, this is a completely independent innovation product. The most critical advantages of this product are cost performance, compact structure, stable RF output, strong anti-interference ability, and high reliability. Overall, it is an ideal drive source for acousto-optic modulator switches.
Model STQDPxxx-yyW-zzV-a Output frequency 200 MHz Input to adjust the signal level -D model TTL, input impedance 75ΩOrdering Information: STQDPxxx-yyW-zzV-a
For example: STQDP200-2.5W-15V-D. This means that the output frequency 200MHz, rated output power 2.5W, Supply voltage 15V, and the factory default interface is digital interface.
Formerly N31xxx-yyADM
Fiber-Q, Modulator 24 - 260 MHz 2-20 W Fixed single frequency MCX0XX-Y.YZC-MINx Frequency Shifter, Modulator 40-80 MHz 0.5-2.5 W Fixed single frequency; ultra-compact size HP041-125ADG-A10 Modulator 40.68 MHZ 125 W Fixed single frequency; Ge AO devices HP040-060-150ADG-A10-2X Modulator 40/60 MHz 2 x75 W Fixed dual frequencies; Dual channel Ge AO devices Compact low power RF AOM and AO driver, QSQCxxx-yyDC-zz-aaV Modulator, Q Switch 24-110 MHz 2-24 W Fixed single frequency; compact, low power; fixed/variable pulse width MQH0XX-YYDM-ZZZ Modulator, Q Switch 24-80 MHz 25-100 W Fixed single frequency; fixed/variable pulse width MQH0XX-YYDM-ZZZ-2S Q Switch 24-80 MHz 25-50 W per channel Fixed single frequency; 2 channel; fixed/variable pulse width SD020-200-5UC-4x1 Tunable Filter 20 - 200 MHz 5.0 W Programmable frequency; single or multi-channel DDSDescription of N series drivers:
Description of A3 series drivers:
Each Fiber-Q acousto-optic modulator requires an RF driver to control the embedded acousto-optic crystal, as modulation of the beam depends upon the frequency and intensity of the applied RF signal.
The RF signal which generates the acousto-optic wave in the acousto-optic crystal can do so very precisely at a fixed or variable frequency, and is created using a transducer mated to the acousto-optic crystal and driven by the piezoelectric effect.
Analog, digital, and combined RF drivers are available for use with the Fiber-Q series. All are designed for dependable stability and high frequency operation, with compatible options for the full line of visible and NIR Fiber-Q products. The speed and stability of a modulator is limited by the stability and speed of the RF driver, and thus the two should be selected as a paired unit to optimize performance, features, and application-specific options.
The primary factors to consider when selecting an RF driver include the operating frequency, the required rise/fall time of the application, and whether analog or digital modulation is needed. RF power, duty cycle, stability, and variable vs fixed frequency are also relevant.
Drivers for the Fiber-Q series of modulators are designed for constant RF power output, fast modulation, and with conductive cooling via the baseplate. When tuned together with the modulator, they offer stable, dependable modulation to enable all-fiber laser systems.
Model Operating Frequency RF Power Key Features 97--18 80 MHz 3.0 W Analog 97--19 80 MHz 3.0 W Digital A 80 MHz 3.0 W Analog/digital A 110 MHz 3.0 W Analog/digital 97--14 150 MHz 2.5 W Analog 97--15 150 MHz 2.5 W Digital A 150 MHz 2.5 W Analog/digital 97--04 200 MHz 2.5 W Analog 97--01 200 MHz 2.5 W Digital A 200 MHz 2.5 W Analog/digitalA digital frequency synthesizer OEM module with analog and digital modulation input and a 1 Watt RF output. The unit can be used to generate a frequency chirp. When specified as R-250-1ADMDFS-A, the unit delivered will be manufactured to be compliant with EU Directive /95/EC for reduction of hazardous substance.
PARAMETER SPECIFICATION Bandwidth: 20 250 MHz typical Clock Frequency: MHz Step Size: < 1 Hz with 30 Bits input Frequency Settling Time: 310 ns Maximum Power Out: 1 watts typical Harmonic Distortion: 2nd:-20 dBc Maximum; 3rd: -15 dBc Maximum Analog Modulation: 0 to +1 volt Analog into 50 ohm, +1volt = Full RF power output. Digital Modulation: 1) TTL levels; 2) TTL Active High = Full RF output power; 3) TTL Active Low = Minimum RF output power; 4) No Signal = Full RF output power (pulled high internally) Rise and Fall Time: 20 ns Extinction Ratio: Digital: 30 dB Minimum Analog: 40 dB Minimum Reference Out: A reference signal from the un-modulated output of the synthesizer. +0 dBm nominal Applied Power: + 28 volts DC @ 1 amp MaximumCONTROL WORD CALCULATIONS
The output frequency and step size is a function of the clock rate and the FREQUENCY SELECT (FS) data. The output frequency can be calculated from the formula:
FS[29:0] = Fout (231) / MHz
Where Fout is output frequency in MHz
The LATCH function (pin 16) is a TTL compatible input which is used to load new frequency information into the driver. Frequency data is loaded into the driver when the signal on the LATCH pin goes from HIGH to LOW (falling edge).
The DELTA FREQUENCY LATCH function (pin 36) is a TTL compatible input which is used to load new data frequency information into the driver. For Delta frequency word, the same calculation is used as the output frequency with negative values being entered in twos complement data is loaded on the falling edge.
Master RESET is a TTL active HIGH and resets the accumulator to zero, ie, no frequency output, when a TTL HIGH is applied to pin 17. This is pulled LOW via. a 1 K resistor.
A digital frequency synthesizer OEM module with analog and digital modulation input and a 2 Watt RF output. When specified as R-200-2ADMDFS-A, the unit delivered will be manufactured to be compliant with EU Directive /95/EC for reduction of hazardous substance.
PARAMETER SPECIFICATION Bandwidth: 20 200 MHz typical Clock Frequency: MHz Step Size: < 1 Hz with 30 Bits input Frequency Settling Time: 250 ns Maximum Power Out: 2 watts typical Harmonic Distortion: 2nd:-20 dBc Maximum; 3rd: -15 dBc Maximum Analog Modulation: 0 to +1 volt Analog into 50 ohm, +1volt = Full RF power output. Digital Modulation: 1) TTL levels; 2) TTL Active High = Full RF output power; 3) TTL Active Low = Minimum RF output power; 4) No Signal = Full RF output power (pulled high internally) Rise and Fall Time: 20 ns Extinction Ratio: Digital: 30 dB Minimum Analog: 40 dB Minimum Reference Out: A reference signal from the un-modulated output of the synthesizer. +0 dBm nominal Applied Power: + 28 volts DC @ 1 amp MaximumCONTROL WORD CALCULATIONS
*Note: (1) This system only uses 30 bits to set the frequency output from the driver. The accumulator inside the chip is 31 bit, so use 231 in your calculations for precision. (2) The LATCH function (pin 16) is a TTL compatible input which is used to load new frequency information into the driver. Frequency data is loaded into the driver when the signal on the LATCH pin goes from HIGH to LOW (falling edge). (3) Master RESET is a TTL active HIGH and resets the accumulator to zero, ie, no frequency output, when a TTL HIGH is applied to pin 17. This is pulled LOW via. a 1 KΩ resistor.
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Part code 160T2-8SAR-24-3.2B Frequency specifications Frequency range 20-160MHz Frequency resolution (1) 0.1Hz Frequency stability +/-2 ppm/deg C Frequency preload time (2) <8 us Frequency toggle time (3) <80ns Amplitude Specifications RF output power 3.2W RF output power, per channel 0.4W Modulation bandwidth (4) >2MHz Dynamic range (5) >35dB Intermodulation (6) >41dB Spurious >45dBc Signal to noise ratio (7) >75dB Interfaces RF output impedance 50 Ohms Amplitude modulation input level 0-10V FSK modulation input level 3.3V Blanking input level 3.3V Digital controls ASCII Sensor input +/-3.3V Power input, from DC supply 24V@2A Dimension 165x132x25mmRemarks:
15 W Output Configurable Operation
Our 15 W output RF driver provides up to two independent RF channels with a fast parallel interface as well as USB controllability.
Ideally suited for controlling a two element phased array acousto-optic (AO) beam deflector (MUX mode), the driver can also be used to drive two single element AO beam deflectors for two dimensional scanning (Dual Channel mode). The driver has additional flexibility for controlling AO tunable filters (multi-tone mode). With its arbitrary waveform playback capability, multiple wavelengths can be simultaneously diffracted by tunable filters and multiple beam spots can be generated by beam deflectors.
Two independent 15 W RF amplifiers are housed in a compact form factor with a fast parallel frequency programming interface. Remote control over an included USB interface is also available with an intuitive command set and GUI. Dual amplitude and relative phase control inputs are included on the rear panel with the parallel interface connectors. Capabilities include dynamic frequency chirp control. An all digital option allows high speed programming of frequency, amplitude and phase. The default, power-on is stand-alone mode, not requiring PC control; connecting the USB connection enables a Host PC mode. A single channel version is also available.
The driver is available in three frequency bands, and each unit includes a monitor output that covers the entire 20-450 MHz frequency band. Driver functionality can be re-configured over the USB interface.
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All specifications at Tambient = 22 °C
Command Set (Host PC Mode via USB interface)
Command Action Freq X, YYY Sets output frequency YYY (MHz) on channel X (1 or 2) Amp X, YY Sets output power YY (00 99) on channel X (1 or 2) Pha YYY Sets relative phase to YYY (0 to 360 degrees) Latch X Latch command for channel X, latches the pre-loaded FTW Soft on Allows USB control of output power levels Soft off Reverts system to hardware mode, requires analog amplitude controlInterface Description
Interface Definition Connector Levels Input / Output Assignments Parallel interface, Ch #1, #2 MDR mini-D 68 pin (x2) TTL Frequency word [19:0], spares (5), latch In (1), trigger in (1), blank (1), sync (1), status out (1) Amplitude modulation inputs SMB (x2) 01V Ch #1, Ch #2 Phase modulation input SMB (x1) 01V Relative phase between channels USB USB mini-B USB USB 2.0 Interface (mass storage) Main RF output SMA (x2) RF Output Main RF output ports, per model Aux RF output SMA (x2) Aux Output Auxiliary RF output, 20-450 MHz Main DC power input 2mm power jack 2428 VDC Main DC power input
The Series RF driver provides up to 4 Watts output power. Various types cover a frequency range of 80 to 350MHz. The maximum RF output power is adjustable by an internal potentiometer. The driver is available in either analogue or digital modulation control. The analogue modulation voltage controls the output power from 0 to 100% of the adjusted maximum power. The digital modulation control signal can switch on and off the RF power.
The driver can be operated with modulation frequencies (analogue and digital) up to 25% of the carrier frequency and 50 MHz maximum at the higher carrier frequencies. Optimum EMC shielding and mechanical protection is achieved by an aluminium casing. The base plate serves for mounting and heat dissipation purposes.
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Supply voltage +24V DC Supply current 600 mA (nominal) with Pout = 1.0 W 625 mA (nominal) with Pout = 1.5 W 775 mA (nominal) with Pout = 2.5 W 825 mA (nominal) with Pout = 3.0 W 900 mA (nominal) with Pout = 4.0 W mA (nominal) with Pout = 20 W* Output impedance 50 (nominal) Maximum RF power (adjustable) < 0.1 W > Pout Frequency accuracy ± 0.1% Harmonic distortion** -20 dBc*** Analogue modulation impedance Voltage range @50 RF ON/OFF ratio 50 (nominal) 0 +1 V 50 dB**** Digital modulation Impedance Level RF ON / OFF ratio 75 (nominal)***** Standard TTL 60 dB RF output frequencies 80, 110, 150, 200, 260 & 350 MHz RF rise/fall times (Rise=10% to 90%) (Fall=90% to 10%) 12 nsec @ 80 MHz 9 nsec @ 110 MHz 7 nsec @ 150 MHz 5 nsec @ 200 MHz 4 nsec @ 260 MHz 4 nsec @ 350 MHzConnectors
Cooling, Dimensions, Weight
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Cooling Conduction Base plate should be attached to suitable heat sink capable of dissipating 1.0 W - 1.5 W 15 W 2.5 W - 3.0 W 20 W 4.0 W 22 W Dimensions inches [mm] L x W x H 4 x 1.12 x 3.15 [102 x 29 x 80] Weight lbs [kg] 0.53 [0.24] (nominal)Environmental Conditions
Warn-up Time 5 minutes (nominal) Base Plate Temperature 0C to +60C. For optimum output power stability constant base plate temperature should be provided Storage Temperature -25C to +85C (non condensing)Absolute Maximum Ratings
Supply Voltage +28 VDC Analogue Modulation -1.5 V to +1.5 V Digital Modulation -0.5 V to +2.75 V Operating Temperature +65C (base plate temperature)Quality Standards
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Variant List / Ordering Codes
Other Frequencies and customized versions available upon request.
Next Generation AO Modulator Driver
The series RF drivers offer a significant upgrade over our series while maintaining backwards compatibility.
The series RF driver has been a workhorse for powering AO modulator applications over the last decade. The line has received a complete makeover to further enhance the success of this signature driver. All of its functions have been improved and a few key features have been added while maintaining its affordable price.
The modulation input now allows the user to switch from three modulation schemes: Digital, Analog and Digital+Analog. This function will be standard on all models. The RF power has been doubled from 4Watts to 8Watts (at +28Vcc). The features more efficient power consumption than its predecessor. The Frequency range has been increased up to 500MHz, making it able to control any of the currently available AO modulator models. The rise time is <4ns at all power levels and frequencies >250MHz. Another new feature is the optional ability to synchronize the driver to an external clock reference. The RF driver offers more power, higher frequencies, faster rise times, more modulation choices, synchronization capabilities and the latest electronic components over the series driver while maintaining the same footprint and pricing.
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Model Code Generation:
Based on the different configurations, we split the driver part number into 12 categories as follows:
- <3.0W, <100MHz, No heat sink, Internal Clock
- <3.0W, 100-199MHz, No heat sink, Internal Clock
- <3.0W, >199MHz, No heat sink, Internal Clock
- >=3.0W, <100MHz, Heat sink, Internal Clock
- >=3.0W, 100-199MHz, Heat sink, Internal Clock
- >=3.0W, >199MHz, Heat sink, Internal Clock
- <3.0W, <100MHz, No heat sink, External Clock
- <3.0W, 100-199MHz, No heat sink, External Clock
- <3.0W, >199MHz, No heat sink, External Clock
- >=3.0W, <100MHz, Heat sink, External Clock
- >=3.0W, 100-199MHz, Heat sink, External Clock
- >=3.0W, >199MHz, Heat sink, External Clock
The A35xxx RF driver series provides up to 5 Watt output power. Various types cover a frequency range from 40 to 350 MHz.
The maximum RF output power is adjustable by an internal potentiometer. The analogue modulation voltage controls the output power from 0 to 100% of the adjusted maximum power. Additionally to the analogue modulation voltage a digital modulation control signal can switch on and off the RF power. An operation scheme below (page 5) illustrates the interaction of the two modulation signals in detail. Both the analogue and digital modulation are characterized by extraordinary on/off ratios of at least 65dB. The driver can be operated with modulation frequencies (analogue and digital) up to 25% of the carrier frequency and 50 MHz maximum. Optimum EMC shielding and mechanical protection is achieved by an aluminium casing. The base plate serves for mounting as well as for heat dissipation.
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+24 VDC
Supply voltage Supply current typ. 1.5 A @ 5 W RF output power Output impedance nom. 50W Maximum RF output power (adjustable) * > 5 W (+37 dBm) Adjustment range <0.1W >5W Frequency accuracy < ±25 ppm Harmonics distortion* < -26 dBc Analogue modulation** Impedance 50W Voltage range @ 50W 0 +1 V RF ON / OFF ratio > 65 dB Digital modulation** Impedance 4.7kOhm (pull-up) Level High = 3V 5V (=RF on)Low = 0 < 2V (=RF off)
RF ON / OFF ratio > 100 dB RF output frequency*** [MHz] 40 <80 80 <140 140 <200 200 350 Analogue modulation RF rise time / fall time (PRF: 10 90%) * < 25 ns < 15 ns < 10 ns < 8 ns Digital modulation RF rise time / fall time (PRF: 10 90%) * < 25 ns < 15 ns < 10 ns < 8 nsConnectors, Dimensions, Weight, Cooling
RF output connector SMA female Control input connector D-Sub 7W2 Pins 1 and 2, inside linked GND (case) Pins 3 and 5, inside linked +Vs (24 VDC) Pin 4 not connected Pin A1 (coaxial) Analogue modulation Pin A2 (coaxial) Digital modulation Dimensions 120 x 70 x 35 mm (LxWxH) Weight 360 grams Cooling Conduction, the base plate must be attached to a suitable heat sink. heat sink capable of dissipating 36 Watt.Environmental Conditions
Warm up time 10 minutes for optimum stability Base plate temperature +10°C +60°C. For optimum output power stability constant base plate temperature should be provided. Storage temperature -20°C +70°C, non condensingAbsolute Maximum Ratings
Supply voltage max. +26 VDC Analogue modulation Voltage range @ 0 +1 V -0.5 V +1.1 V Digital modulation Level -0.5 V +5.5 V Maximum operating temperature +65°C base plate temperatureQuality Standards
EU /95/EC (RoHS) compliant EMC standards VDE -BControl Input
Operation Scheme of Analogue and Digital Modulation
Variants List / Ordering Codes
Other frequencies and customized versions are available on request.
Accessories
Connector Kit for AOM Driver Series A35xxx and A36xxx Part-No. 508A
The MHPxxx-yyADM-A1 driver is a RF driver module with analog and digital modulation input and up to 20 Watts Output into a 50 Ohm load. The model number is described as follows:
The HP041-125ADADG-A10 RF driver provides up to 125 Watt output power at 40.68 MHz signal frequency. The driver can be operated with modulation frequencies (analogue and digital) up to 1 MHz. An operation scheme illustrates the interaction of the two modulation signals in detail.
Water cooling parts made from copper ensures highest standards for corrosion protection. Optimum EMC shielding and mechanical protection is achieved by an aluminium casing and a conductive surface passivation.
This product conforms to the requirements of the European Union Directive /65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment.
Industrial (material processing): PCB via drilling; Marking and engraving; Light guide panel processing; Micro-perforation.
Device: AO Modulator Supply voltage +24 Supply current max. 12.5 @ 125 W F output power Maximum RF output power (adjustable) *Adjustment range
> 15 W/mm2< 1 >125 Watt
Output impedance nom. 50 Ω Frequency accuracy < ±30 ppm RF ON/OFF ratio > 50 dB Analogue modulation Impedance* into 50 Ω load
D-Sub 25-pole, female, Pin assignment. Any signals refer to chassis ground (CGND ) unless denoted differently.
Pin1 RF ON status (out); Pin2 SWR fault indication (out); Pin3 Driver temperature fault indication (out); Pin4 Reset SWR fault / Init (in); Pin5 Interlock 2 fault indication (out); Pin6 Interlock 2 (in); Pin7 Interlock 1 (in); Pin8 Interlock 1 fault indication (out); Pin9 Driver temperature monitor (out); Pin10 Modulation Ground (MGND); Pin11 Analogue modulation 2 (ref. MGND); Pin12 Analogue modulation 1 (ref. MGND); Pin13 Power Level Select (ref. MGND); LOW select Analogue Mod. 1; HIGH select Analogue Mod. 2; Pin1422 Chassis ground (CGND); Pin2324 Modulation Ground (MGND); Pin25 not connected
The HP040-060-150ADG-A10-2Xdriver provides up to 150 Watt combined output power and is designed to drive dual frequency germanium acousto-optic modulators. The driver can be operated with modulation frequencies (analogue and digital) up to 1 MHz for RF amplitude control and up to 5 MHz for drive frequency control. Water cooling parts made from copper ensures highest standards for corrosion protection. Optimum EMC shielding and mechanical protection is achieved by an aluminium casing and a conductive surface passivation. This product conforms to the requirements of the European Union Directive /65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment.
Industrial (material processing): PCB via drilling; Marking and engraving; Micro-perforation.
Supply voltage +24 VDC Supply current typ. 15A @ 150 W RF output power Number of channels 2 Maximum RF output power (adjustable) *TTL compatible (V_ IL= 0.8V, V_IH = 2.0); Logic High = RF On / 40MHz; Logic Low = RF Off / 60MHz
Maximum modulation frequency* into 50 Ω load)
RF drivers can generate RF signals at fixed or variable-frequencies. Specified waveforms could be produced by different modulated signals to meet the requirements of different acousto-optic components and determine how much an optical beam is modulated, deflected, or tuned. Our RF drivers are able to generate RF signal at 27.12MHz, 40.68MHz, 68MHz, 80MHz, 100MHz, 120MHz, 200MHz, 250MHz, 300MHz and even higher, with RF power up to 120W. A variety of operating modes are available including FPS, PPK, R05 and A05 (Analog). Acousto-optic variable-frequency series drive of frequency shifter, deflector and filter, can output RF signal with high precision and broad frequency range, and support digital control, analog control, etc. PC software is equipped with which users can set the frequency and power at will. The frequency sweeping and other functions can also be set (TA series). For high-speed frequency conversion applications, it is capable of fast frequency switching (TB series). These drivers are matched with our AOMs and other acousto-optic components.
1. Fixed-frequency series product number: STCT-CARD-as-f-vpt-bme-c
Series(as) RF(f) Supply Power(v) Output Power(p) Cooling(t) Chanel(b) Mode(m) Function(e) RF Connector(c) FA*Analog control voltage can be requested: A5: 0-5 VA1: 0-1 V
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Working Frequency Maximum RF Power Rise/Fall time 27.12 MHz 100 W <150 ns 40.68/68/80 MHz 15/20/25 W <35 ns 200/250 MHz 2.5 W <6 ns2. Variable-frequency series product number: STCT-CARD-as-f-vpt-bme-c
Series(as) RF(f) Supply Power(v) Output Power(p) Cooling(t) Chanel(b) Mode(m) Function(e) RF Connector(c) TA*Analog control voltage can be requested: A10: 0-10 VA5: 0-5 VA1: 0-1 V
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Working Frequency RF Power* Working Mode*** Switching Speed 60~120 MHz 4 W Programmable frequency** ~us 70~120 MHz 4 W Voltage control 0~10 V, Digital** ~50ns3. Detailed Specifications of Driver STCT-CARD-TA1-060-100-24D04C-1DA5H-AF
Min. Typ. Max. Unit Number of channels,RF output 1 Channel Frequency Range CH1 60 100 MHz Frequency stability ±1 Ppm/°C Frequency accuracy ±1 kHz Output Power1 CH1 2 Watt VSWR 1.5/1 Rise-time10%-90% 2.5 6 ns Fall-time90%-10% 2.5 6 ns Trigger frequency2 DC 1 10 MHz Extinction ratio 45 50 dB Harmonic Distortion -20 dBc Output impedance 50 W Analog input 0 5 V Digital control Standard TTL (V_L<0.8V, V_H>2.0V) Communication RS232 (DB9) Supply power 24VDC, <0.8A Operating temperature +25 to +50°C4. Detailed Specifications of Driver STCT-CARD-TA1-040-24D04C-1DA5H-AF
Min. Typ. Max. Unit Number of channels,RF output 1 Channel Frequency Range CH1 40 MHz Frequency stability ±1 Ppm/°C Frequency accuracy ±1 kHz Output Power1 CH1 1 Watt Output Power Ref 0.5 1 Vpp VSWR 1.5/1 Rise-time10%-90% 2.5 6 ns Fall-time90%-10% 2.5 6 ns Trigger frequency2 DC 1 10 MHz Extinction ratio 45 50 dB Harmonic Distortion -20 dBc Output impedance 50 W Analog input 0 5 V Digital control Standard TTL (V_L<0.8V, V_H>2.0V) Communication RS232 (DB9) Supply power 24VDC, <0.8A Operating temperature +25 to +50°CThe control mode can be changed according to customer needs:
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