GPS Over Fiber
​Intelibs GPS over Fiber Systems transmit GPS signal over Fiber Optic cables. The system delivers GPS signal to remote locations where the GPS signal may not reach due to significant signal loss or limited coax cable runs by due to building structural constraints.​
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Dramatic Cost Savings From a Scalable System Architecture
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​Compared to other solutions that use AC power outlet, Intelibs GPS over Fiber systems incorporates Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) that saves at least 50% of the total cost of ownership (TCO) by eliminating electrical construction, utility metering and permission. Scalable architecture with FDU and CDU also further saves more than FIVE (5) times the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for the large scaled network deployment with multi-room GPS receiver configuration.
FRONT END UNIT (FEU)
Connects to the GPS antenna on the roof, the FEU converts GPS radio signal to optical waves and transfers to the BEU. * Compact FEU
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BACK END UNIT (BEU)
Located next to the GPS receiver equipment (e.g. BTS or Server), the BEU converts optical wave formed GPS signal to the original radio frequency and forwards it over coax cable to the GPS receiver
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FIBER DISTRIBUTION UNIT (FDU)
As an optional unit for the large scale installation, FDU distributes the optical waves of GPS signal from a signal FEU to multiple BEU’s.
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COAX DISTRIBUTION UNIT (CDU)
As an optional unit for the large scale installation, FDU distributes the optical waves of GPS signal from a signal FEU to multiple BEU’s.
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