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Quantum DTR

ConfigurationQDTR-1L40

A step-track beacon receiver for the 19-inch rack, with 1 to 4 switched L-band inputs, reporting beacon level, lock and health over SNMPv2c or SNMPv3.

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Overview

Polaris receiver performance. Sized for the network.

Quantum runs the same receiver and measurement software as the Polaris DTR: the same tuner, detection bandwidths, lock criteria and health metrics. It leaves out monopulse and the analog ACU interface, and puts everything on the network instead.

Up to four RF inputs are switched inside the unit, so one receiver can watch beacons from different bands, polarizations or antennas. Beacon level, C/N, lock and faults are read over SNMPv2c or SNMPv3 by the station's M&C system.

Features

Everything a beacon receiver should report.

Specifications

Quantum DTR specifications

RF

FrequencyL-band, 950–2050 MHz
Tuning resolution1 kHz, fully synthesized
RF inputs1 to 4, switched internally
RF connectorsRear panel, as on the Polaris DTR (-DM option: SMA)
Input level−110 to −40 dBm
DetectionFFT, non-coherent; 1 kHz to 1 MHz bandwidth
Carrier lockC/N₀ ≥ 35 dB-Hz

Interfaces and physical

TrackingStep-track (beacon level)
EthernetE1, 10/100/1000
SNMPSNMPv2c; SNMPv3 with SHA-256 / AES-128
Mounting19 in rack, 2U; DIN-rail mount option (-DM)
PowerTBD
Operating temperatureTBD

Ordering

Configurations

Configuration Tracking Band RF inputs Mounting
QDTR-1L40 Step-track L 4 19 in rack, 2U
QDTR-1L20 Step-track L 2 19 in rack, 2U
QDTR-1L40-DM Step-track L 4 Option: DIN rail

How to read a configuration number: configuration key. Need monopulse or analog ACU outputs? See the Polaris DTR.

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Tell us how many beacons you watch and how your M&C system connects, and an engineer will reply with a configuration.

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