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RevGo
RevGo RGLN-AaAbbN-A0 Low Noise Block (LNB) Ka-Band
Product Code:
RGLN-AaAbbN-A0
Condition:
New
Weight:
0.93 KGS
Width:
13.30
(cm)
Height:
3.00
(cm)
Depth:
6.00
(cm)
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RevGo designs and manufactures satellite earth station RF from low to high power. RevGo was founded in 2002 with its headquarters in the Washington DC corridor. RevGo’s broad VSAT product line is produced to stringent quality standards using an ISO9001:2015 quality system:
- Block up-converter (BUC)
- Low noise block (LNB)
- Transceiver (Tx/Rx/OMT/filters)
- C-, Ku-, DBS-, Ka-bands
- 3 to 1000W output power
Reliability
- Highly integrated RF technologies (RFIC and GaN)
- Designed for high volume production
- Linearity optimized for high order modulation and high data rate
- Strict quality control processes resulting in <0.25% field failure rates
Product Features
- Single-, and dual-band options (18.2-21.2 GHz)
- High LO stability (PLL design, ±1 ppm)
- External reference optional
- Low phase noise (exceeds IESS308/309)
- Rugged design for extreme environments (-40 to +60℃)
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RevGo designs and manufactures satellite earth station RF from low to high power. RevGo was founded in 2002 with its headquarters in the Washington DC corridor. RevGo’s broad VSAT product line is produced to stringent quality standards using an ISO9001:2015 quality system:
- Block up-converter (BUC)
- Low noise block (LNB)
- Transceiver (Tx/Rx/OMT/filters)
- C-, Ku-, DBS-, Ka-bands
- 3 to 1000W output power
Reliability
- Highly integrated RF technologies (RFIC and GaN)
- Designed for high volume production
- Linearity optimized for high order modulation and high data rate
- Strict quality control processes resulting in <0.25% field failure rates
Product Features
- Single-, and dual-band options (18.2-21.2 GHz)
- High LO stability (PLL design, ±1 ppm)
- External reference optional
- Low phase noise (exceeds IESS308/309)
- Rugged design for extreme environments (-40 to +60℃)
