| Series 10 DA Frames |
| Series 10V-3 — 1RU Three
Module Video DA |
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The 801014 frame is ideal
for small installations, where only a few distribution amplifiers
may be needed. At only 1RU (1.75"), this frame accepts one, two, or
three modules. Any combination of 501011, 501019, and 501022 modules
may be used in this frame. Uses an external power supply. For situations
where more than three modules or dual power supplies may be needed,
use either the 801012 or 801028 frame below.
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| Series 10V-10— 3RU Ten
Module Video DA |
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The 801012 frame accepts
any combination of 501011, 501019, and 501022 modules up to 10 different
DAs. The 10V-10 frame is 3RU (5.25") and uses an internal power supply.
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| Series 10V-20— 3RU Twenty
Module Video DA |
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The 801012 frame accepts
any combination of 501011, 501019, and 501022 modules up to 20 different
DAs. The 10V-10 frame is 3RU (5.25") and uses an internal power supply.
This large DA has looping inputs and four outputs per modules.
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| Series 10A-10— 3RU Ten
Module Audio DA |
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The 3RU (5.25") Series 10
Audio DA frame accepts up to ten Series 10 mono and stereo audio modules.
It provides 10 low impedance outputs per module with extremely flat
frequency response and virtually 0% distortion. High precision, low
noise components are used throughout the frame with front module adjustable
gain control. The frame uses an internal power supply.
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| Series 10 Video Modules |
| 501011 — Basic Video
DA |
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This is the most popular
member of the Series 10 family. It employs advanced design to obtain
wide bandwidth with very low distortion specifications. Based on a
120MHz amplifier with a 1 amp current boost output stage, the versatile
amplifier produces absolutely no perceptible distortion. It will deliver
full bandwidth to any combination of loads from one up to the full
capacity of ten outputs. While the basic video DA has a frequency
response of 60MHz, the 501011-20 wideband version provides distribution
with 120MHz bandwidth.
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| 501519 — Differential
Input Video DA |
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In some situations, there
is the possibility of ground loops occurring when both ends of a video
coax are tied to ground. This will cause hum and unwanted signals
to interfere with the correct video wave form. The preferred method
to avoid this problem is to use an differential input at one end of
the cable. In this situation, the shield is isolated from ground and
the signal is processed differentially. The 501519 eliminates the
effects of power line hum caused by circulating ground currents in
the coaxial cable shield. The differential input circuitry also rejects
unwanted common-mode signals induced by stray magnetic fields and
electrostatic interference.The 501519 module’s differential input
has excellent common mode rejection properties.
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| 501019 — Equalizing Video
DA |
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The coaxial cable used in
distributing video signals is not a perfect transmission. This is
often the case when the interconnect is longer. This will cause hum
and unwanted signals to interfere with the correct video wave form.
The preferred method to avoid this problem is to use an differential
input at one end of the cable. In this situation, the shield is isolated
from ground and the signal is processed differentially. The 501019
module’s differential input has excellent common mode rejection properties.
Two easy-to-use front edge equalization adjustments allow the user
to compensate for up to 1,000 feet (300M) of professional video coax
cable.
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| 501022 — Pulse Video
DA |
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The synchronizing pulses
used for NTSC television systems use 4V P-P negative going levels.
This requires output circuits which can drive -8V into 10 loads. The
501022 module is specifically designed to drive 10 loads with 4V p-p
composite sync and similar pulses. In the PAL, television system pulses
are normally distributed at 2V P-P levels.
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| Series 10 Audio Modules |
| 501026 — Stereo Audio
DA with Adjustable Gain |
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The 501026 Stereo Audio
DA with Adjustable Gain is a low cost high performance audio distribution
amplifier in the SVS Series 10 family of products. The 10 identical
outputs and excellent specifications make this an ideal choice for
sending analog audio signals throughout a facility. These newly updated
DAs replace our basic audio DAs. You can order mono or stereo audio
with output impedance equal to 600 ohm balanced or choose < 20
ohm balanced. These DAs provides 10 low impedance outputs per module
with extremely flat frequency response and virtually 0% distortion.
High precision, low noise components are used throughout the frame
with front module adjustable gain control.
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| Series 10 Audio DA Modules
Options |
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| Stereo Audio DA with Adjustable
Gain |
501026-20
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| Output
impedance: < 20 ohm balanced |
| Stereo Audio DA with Adjustable
Gain |
501026-40
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| Output
impedance: = 600 ohm balanced |
| Mono Audio DA with Adjustable
Gain |
501026-10
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| Output
impedance: < 20 ohm balanced |
| Mono Audio DA with Adjustable
Gain |
501026-30
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| Output
impedance: = 600 ohm balanced |
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