Analog detector

June 1, 1995

Analog detector

The QDIV receiver module features low intermodulation distortion and a 75-ohm impedance-matching transformer housed in a hermetic 14-pin package. Optical input is supplied through an angle-polished, singlemode 9/125-micron fiber. The device can be used in the field at -40 to +70C temperatures.

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