As RFOptic, we always strive to bring our customers of our RFoF and ODL solutions the best service and support in the field. That’s why we have developed unique software that allows you to configurate your RFOptic’s RFoF modules. With the software, you can control one or more modules. All you need to do is…
In the RFoF and ODL industry, being a technology leader is not enough. Sure, potential and recurring customers benchmark the main providers against each other to see which technology fits their needs best. But it does not stop there. Once the sale is made or the pilot has started, a provider proves its true worth…
When considering using RF over Fiber, you want to stay within your optical and RF link budget. Therefore, you need to know what the maximum fiber length that you can use will be. To help you with your planning, we at RFOptic have developed a unique tool to not only calculate the fiber length, but…
Earlier this year, RFOptic has launched its next-generation programmable RFoF solutions. They come in three versions that operate from 500 kilohertz up to 2.5 GHz, 3 GHz and 6GHz. A version with Bias-T that supports GPS applications is also available. In the video below, you can see that all versions have the same small form factor.…
Recently, RFOptic attended the IBC 2017 to meet existing and new customers, strategic partners and distributors. Since we are a leading provider of RF over Fiber & Optical Delay Line solutions, it was a given that we would be attending this world’s leading media, entertainment and technology show. The IBC 2017, which celebrated its 50th…
Since we are a leading provider of RF over Fiber & Optical Delay Line solutions, it is a given that we will attend the upcoming IBC 2017 in the RAI in Amsterdam. This leading media, entertainment and technology show allows us to meet existing and new customers to inform them about our latest offerings. Our…
RF over Fiber is gaining in popularity as a great alternative for replacing coax (copper), especially in the defense, broadcasting and telecom sectors, for various reasons: Coaxial cables RFoF links Signal loss Considerable signal loss the longer the cable get Almost no signal loss, regardless of length Thickness Bulky, fairly heavy and thick Lightweight…