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AMP500 QAM Module

AMP500-432Q QAM module is an up-to-date modulating module to fit into the AMP500 advanced multimedia platform. With the unique ability to perform high density QAM modulation, the AMP500-432Q allows multiservice providers to deliver more digital video services today and to make a smooth migration to next generation architectures, enabling the delivery of on demand Video and advanced Data services.

•    512×2 IP input over UAMP/RTP, 2GE Ports (RJ45/SFP)

•    Supports 32 IP outputs over UAMP/RTP/RTSP, unicast/multicast, 2 GE Ports (RJ45/SFP)

•    Max. 840 Mbps/GE Port Trans Rate

•    Supports up to 6 modules (optional)

•    Supports 32 channels of multiplexing, scrambling and modulation

•    Maximum PID remapping with 180 inputs per channel

•    Support PID remapping (automatically or manually), accurate PCR adjusting, generate PSI/ SI table automatically

•    16 non-adjacent carrier outputs within 192M bandwidth

•    Supports up to 4 Simulcrypt CA

•    Supports web management, updates via web

•    Supports redundant power supply (Optional)

Input


Input

512×2 IP input, 2 GE ports (RJ45/SFP)

Transmission Rate

Max 840 Mbps for each GE port

MUX


Input Channel

1024

Output Channel

32

Max PIDs

180 per channel

Functions

PID remapping (auto/manually optional)

PCR accurate adjusting

PSI/SI table automatically generating

Scrambling


Maximum Simulcrypt CA

4

Standard

ETR289, ETSI 101 197, ETSI 103 197

Connection

Local/remote connection

Modulation Parameters


Channel

32 non‑adjacent carriers

Modulation Standard

EN300 429/ITU‑T J.83A/B (DVB‑C)

Constellation 

16/32/64/128/256QAM

Symbol Rate

5.0 Msps to 7.0 Msps, 1 ksps stepping

FEC

RS (204, 188)

RF Output


Interface 

F‑type output port for 16 non‑adjacent carriers

RF Range

50 MHz to 960 MHz, 1kHz stepping

Output Level 

‑20 dBm to +10 dbm (87 dBµV to 117 dbµV), 0.1 db step for all carriers

MER

≥ 40 dB

System

Web‑based network management


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