What is BS EN 62148-17 - Fibre optic active components and devices about?
BS EN 62148 is a series on fibre optic active components and devices. Fibre optic active components and devices are electronic components made up of semiconductor materials that actively manipulate electrons to perform the intended function. BS EN 62148-17 covers the physical interface specification of transmitter and receiver components with dual coaxial RF connectors.
Who is BS EN 62148-17 - Fibre optic active components and devices for?
BS EN 62148-17 on fibre optic active components and devices is useful for:
- Telecommunication component manufacturers
- Telecommunication equipment manufacturers
- Design engineers
- Quality control personnel
Why should you use BS EN 62148-17 - Fibre optic active components and devices?
Fibre optic active components and devices require a source of energy to operate and have an output that is a function of present and past input signals. BS EN 62148-17 specify adequately the physical requirements of an optical transmitter component with an EMwL, a modulator driver IC, a TEC and dual coaxial RF input connectors. BS EN 62148-17 will enable the mechanical interchangeability of components complying with this specification both for the PCB and for any panel mounting requirement.
BS EN 62148-17 specify adequately the physical requirements of an optical receiver component with a PIN PD, TIA IC, and dual coaxial RF output connectors. Package outline and footprint of dual coaxial RF connectors consist of drawing of package outline and drawing of footprint. BS EN 62148-17 describes the figures for electrical terminal numbering assignments for transmitter components with dual coaxial RF connectors, coaxial RF connector interface, package outline drawing, recommended pattern layout for the PCB, electrical terminal numbering assignments for receiver components with dual coaxial RF connectors, package outline and recommended pattern layout for the PCB. Using BS EN 62148-17 you can specify the physical interface specification of transmitter and receiver components with dual coaxial RF connectors.