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  • TYPENUMBER
    PACKAGE
    DESCRIPTION
    POWER
    GAIN
    @10MHz (dB)
    SLOPE
    CABLE
    EQUIVALENT
    (SL) (DB)
    FLATNESS
    MAX. (DB)
    RETURN
    LOSS
    (INPUT/
    OUTPUT)
    MIN. (dB)
    RETURN
    LOSS
    (INPUT/
    OUTPUT)
    NOTES
    COMPOSITE
    TRIPLE
    BEAT
    MAX.
    4chs (dB)
    COMPOSITE
    TRIPLE
    BEAT
    NOTES
    CROSS
    MODUL-
    ATION
    MAX.
    (4chs) (dB)
    CROSS
    MODUL-
    ATION
    NOTES
    COMPOSITE
    2ND
    ORDER
    NOTES
    2ND
    ORDER
    BEAT
    MAX. (dB)
    2ND
    ORDER
    BEAT
    NOTES
    OUTPUT
    VOLTAGE
    (DBMV)
    MIN.
    NOISE
    FIGURE
    MAX.
    @75MHz (dB)
    NOISE
    FIGURE
    MAX.
    @120MHz (dB)
    NOISE
    FIGURE
    MAX.
    @200MHz (dB)
    TOTAL
    DC
    CURRENT
    CONSUMPTION
    MAX (MA)
    Fmax (MHz)
    F (MHz)
    fmin
    Gp min @fmin (dB)
    Gp typ @fmin (dB)
    Gp max @fmin (dB)
    SLL
    SLH
    FL
    S11 @fmin
    S11 @fmax
    S22 @fmin
    S22 @fmax
    CTB
    XM
    @Ch
    @Vo
    d2
    VO
    Itot
    BGY66B
    SOT115
    Reverse Amp
    25±0.5
    -0.2 to +0.5
    ±0.2
    20
    (2)
    -66
    (3.2)
    -54
    (4.2)
    (5)
    -70
    (6.2)
    60.0
     
    5.0
     
    135
    120
    5.0
    5
    24.5
    25.0
    25.5
    -0.2
    0.5
    ± 0.2
    20
    20
    20
    20
    -66.0
    -54.0
    14
    48.0
    -70.0
    60.0
    135
    BGY67
    SOT115
    Reverse Amp
    22.0±0.5
    -0.2 to +0.5
    ±0.2
    20
    (2)
    -67
    (3.3)
    -60
    (4.3)
    (5)
    -67
    (6.3)
    67.0
     
     
    5.5
    230
    200
    5.5
    5
    21.5
    22.0
    22.5
    -0.2
    0.5
    ± 0.2
    20
    20
    20
    20
    -67.0
    -60.0
    22
    50.0
    -67.0
    64.0
    230
    BGY67A
    SOT115
    Reverse Amp
    24.0±0.5
    -0.2 to +0.5
    ±0.2
    20
    (2)
    -67
    (3.3)
    -59
    (4.3)
    (5)
    -67
    (6.3)
    67.0
     
     
    5.5
    230
    200
    5.5
    5
    23.5
    24.0
    24.5
    -0.2
    0.5
    ± 0.2
    20
    20
    20
    20
    -67.0
    -59.0
    22
    50.0
    -67.0
    64.0
    230
    BGY68
    SOT115
    Reverse Amp
    30±0.8
    -0.2 to +0.5
    ±0.2
    20
    (2)
    -68
    (3.1)
    -60
    (4.1)
    (5)
    -70
    (6.1)
     
    5.0
     
     
    135
    75
    3.5
    5
    29.2
    30.0
    30.8
    -0.2
    0.5
    ± 0.2
    20
    20
    20
    18
    -68.0
    -60.0
    4
    50.0
    -70.0
     
    135

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    Table 1: Miscellaneous notes.

    NOTE IN MAIN TABLE

    1.1

    provisional data/advance information

    1.2

    module has a monomode optical input for wavelengths from 1290 to 1600 nm; PIN diode current-monitoring terminal; 1 meter SM pigtail, 9/125 µm
    spectral sensitivity:
    >0.85 A/W at 1310 nm,
    >0.9 A/W at 1550 nm.

    1.4

    the MI type has 'mirror image' pinning for simplified board layout when put in parallel with the standard type.

    1.5

    cascade

    1.6

    as BO but with the pigtail terminated by an FC/APC optical connector.

    1.7

    frequency range 40 to 870 MHz

    1.8

    frequency range 40 to 400 MHz

    1.9

    as BO but with the pigtail terminated by an SC/APC optical connector.

    Table 2: Return loss notes.

    NOTE IN MAIN TABLERETURN LOSS

    2.1

    measured at 40 MHz, max. decrease 1.5 dB/octave

    2.2

    >20 dB from 40 to 80 MHz
    >19 dB from 80 to 160 MHz
    >18 dB from 160 to 450 MHz, 550 MHz
    or 600 MHz as appropriate

    2.3

    >20 dB from 40 to 80 MHz
    >18.5 dB from 80 to 160 MHz
    >17 dB from 160 to 320 MHz
    >15.5 dB from 320 to 640 MHz
    >14 dB from 640 to 750 MHz, 860 MHz
    or 900 MHz as appropriate

    2.4

    >20 dB from 40 to 80 MHz
    >19 dB from 80 to 160 MHz
    >18 dB from 160 to 320 MHz
    >17 dB from 320 to 640 MHz
    >16 dB from 640 to 750 MHz

    2.5

    measured at 40 MHz, max. decrease 1.5 dB/octave up to 800 MHz;
    from 800 to 860 MHz,
    return loss is >10 dB

    2.6

    >14 dB from 40 to 450 MHz
    >10 dB from 450 to 860 MHz

    2.7

    >20 dB from 40 to 80 MHz
    >21 dB from 80 to 160 MHz
    >21 dB from 160 to 320 MHz
    >18 dB from 320 to 640 MHz
    >17 dB from 640 to 900 MHz

    2.8

    >20 dB from 40 to 160 MHz
    >17 dB from 160 to 550 MHz
    >15.5 dB from 550 to 650 MHz
    >14 dB from 650 to 900 MHz

    Table 3: Measuring conditions for composite triple beat.

    NOTE IN MAIN TABLEMEASURED AT (MHZ)Vo (DBMV)

    3.1

    25

    50

    3.2

    67.25

    48

    3.3

    175.25 (channel 7)

    50

    3.4

    547.25 (channel 27)

    44

    3.5

    595.25 (channel 35)

    44

    3.6

    745.25

    44

    3.7

    859.25

    44

    3.8

    1st value; 745.25 MHz

    44


    2nd value; 985.25 MHz

    40

    3.9

    745.25

    40

    Table 4: Measuring conditions for cross modulation.

    NOTE IN MAIN TABLEMEASURED AT (MHZ)Vo (DBMV)

    4.1

    25

    50

    4.2

    67.25

    48

    4.3

    55.25 (channel 2)

    50

    4.4

    55.25 (channel 2)

    44

    4.5

    1stvalue; 55.25 (channel2)

    for 110channels; 750MHz b/w

    44

     

     

    2ndvalue; 55.25 (channel2)

    for 150channels; 1000MHz b/w

    40


    4.6

    55.25

    40

    Table 5: Measuring conditions for composite second-order beat.

    NOTE IN MAIN TABLEMEASURED AT (MHZ)Vo (DBMV)

    5.1

    548.5 (channel 27)

    44

    5.2

    596.5 (channel 35)

    44

    5.3

    746.5 (channel 2)

    44

    5.4

    860.5

    44

    5.5

    1st value; 746.5 MHz

    44


    2nd value; 986.5 MHz

    40

    5.6

    860.5

    40

    Table 6: Measuring conditions for 2nd order beat measured at fp + fq.

    NOTE IN MAIN TABLEFp (MHZ)Fq (MHZ)Fp + Fq (MHZ)VO ¹ (dbmv)

    6.1

    19

    31

    50

    50

    6.2

    55.25

    61.25

    116.5

    48

    6.3

    83.25

    109.25

    192.5

    50

    6.4

    -70 dBc; 2 laser test (each laser: 0.5 mW; 40% modulation index)

    6.5

    55.25 (channel 2)

    493.25 (channel 18)

    548.5 (channel 27)

    44

    6.6

    55.25 (channel 2)

    541.25

    596.5

    44

    6.7

    55.25 (channel 2)

    691.25

    746.5

    44

    6.8

    55.25 (channel 2)

    805.25

    860.5

    44

    6.9

    349.25

    403.25

    752.5

    59

    6.10

    1st value; 55.25 (channel 2)

    691.25

    746.25

    44


    2nd value; 55.25 (channel 2)

    931.25

    986.25

    40

    NOTE 1
    Vo = Vp = Vq.

    Table 7: Measuring conditions for output voltage ¹.

    NOTE IN MAIN TABLEFp (MHZ)Fq (MHZ)Fr (MHZ)Fp + Fq - Fr (MHZ)

    7.1

    111.25

    118.25

    120.25

    109.25

    7.2

    35.25

    42.25

    44.25

    33.25

    7.3

    187.25

    194.25

    196.25

    185.25

    7.4

    540.25

    547.25

    549.25

    538.25

    7.5

    590.25

    597.25

    599.25

    588.25

    7.6

    740.25

    747.25

    749.25

    738.25

    7.7

    341.25

    348.25

    350.25

    339.25

    7.8

    851.25

    858.25

    860.25

    849.25

    7.9

    740.25

    747.25

    749.25

    738.25

    7.10

    980.25

    987.25

    989.25

    978.25

    Note 1
    All output voltages measured at fp + fq - fr, and for an intermodulation distortion of -60 dB (DIN 45004B, par. 6.3: 3 tone); Vp = Vo, Vq = Vo - 6 dB, Vr = Vo - 6 dB.

    Table 8: Measuring conditions for 3rd order beat measured at fp + fq - fr.

    NOTE IN MAIN TABLE

    8.1

    -80 dB, 3 laser test (each laser: 0.33 mW; 40% modulation index).

    General Remarks
    • All devices are cascode types except where indicated otherwise
    • Source and load impedance of all devices is 75 W
    • Characteristics specified at Tmb = 30 °C and measured at 24 V DC supply
    • Cross modulation and beats are flat-channel measurements, that is, measured with all channel outputs at the specified Vo.

    Disclaimer: The purpose of this selection guide is to help you to make a selection of products to consider. We recommend that you completely review our datasheet to confirm the device functionality for your application. This information is for suggestion purposes only. Philips Semiconductors is not responsible for any incorrect or incomplete information.
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