Demultiplexers
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Product
Intelligent Interface Card
Space Shuttle cPCI
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The Shuttle Bus cPCI is an intelligent interface card providing all Launch Data Bus, Ground Data Bus, and Multiplex De-Multiplex Multiple Remote Terminal capability to the Shuttle Bus, as required by NASA specification 84K01203 (Hardware Specification, Launch Data Bus (LDB) and Ground Data Bus (GDB) Interface Board). In summary, this card provides all features and functions required to meet the above specification, in a cPCI platform, with Simplex & Half-Duplex modes provided. Specific operational modes provided include for LDB_BCT, LDB_MRT, GDB_BCT, GDB_MRT, BUS_MON, MDM_MRT, Primitive and Calibration modes.
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Product
PXI/PXIe MIL-STD-1553 Multiplexer, Dual 8-Channel, 2-Pole
42-739-004
Multiplexer Module
The 40-739-004 (PXI) and 42-739-004 (PXIe) are dual 8-channel 2-pole multiplexers designed specifically for physical layer multiplexing or demultiplexing differential signals that conform to the MIL-STD-1553 specification. The module can be supplied as a single or dual 16-channel 2-pole multiplexer with each signal pair having a controlled 78 Ohm differential impedance.
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Product
PXI/PXIe MIL-STD-1553 Multiplexer, Single 8-Channel, 2-Pole
42-739-003
Multiplexer Module
The 40-739-003 (PXI) and 42-739-003 (PXIe) are single 8-channel 2-pole multiplexers designed specifically for physical layer multiplexing or demultiplexing differential signals that conform to the MIL-STD-1553 specification. The module can be supplied as a single or dual 16-channel 2-pole multiplexer with each signal pair having a controlled 78 Ohm differential impedance.
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Product
Frequency Demultiplexer
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Becker Nachrichtentechnik GmbH
Modern receivers for broadcast have a large number of antenna inputs for the different radio bands. The devices of the FDMX series can be used to supply the antenna inputs with RF signals. The devices of the FDMX series splits a sum signal in frequency division multiplex into the individual broadcast bands and the L1 satellite navigation band (GNSS). Additionally, DC loads are provided for each antenna input to simulate active antennas. The presence of remote power supply is indicated by an LED on the units.
