Emcore Corporation, a world leader in compound semiconductor-based technologies, develops components and systems for the broadband, optical transport, space and terrestrial solar power markets.
Digital & Analog Audio
Fiber Optic Transport System
Overview
The digital audio standard frequently called AES/EBU, officially known as AES3, is used for carrying digital audio signals between various devices. It was developed by the Audio Engineering Society (AES) and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and first published in 1985, later revised in 1992 and 2003. Both AES and EBU versions of the standard exist.
Optiva Series - Professional Media Transport
Audio Over Fiber
Another unique capability of this system is that it utilizes Optiva's patent-pending Daisy Chain™ Technology. This gives system designers the flexibility to add additional Optiva insert cards, for the purpose of transporting additional video, audio, and/or data signals over the same fiber.
System Design
Optiva® insert cards are supported by both 19" rack mount and compact tabletop or wall mountable enclosures. The 3RU 19" rack mount enclosure (Model: OT-CC-16-100) can support up to 16 insert cards plus dual-redundant hot-swappable power supplies (Model: OT-CC-16-100-RPS). Also available in the 19" rackmount form factor is the 4-slot (Model: OT-CC-4-1U) which houses 4 insert cards in 1RU of rack space. The compact one slot (Model: OT-DTCR-1) and two slot (Model: OT-DTCR-2) enclosures are useful for remotely deployed signals. The desktop enclosures require an external power supply (Model: PS-9012).
Digital & Analog Audio View
Features
- Analog and/or AES/EBU audio over a single fiber, wavelength
- No EMI, RFI, or ground loops
- Compatible with MDM-7000 Series for CWDM multiplexing
Applications
- Analog/Digital Broadcast
- Professional A/V
FDV, FMV Series
