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GPS over Coax

Redundant GPS distribution over coax.

A complete product line, from passive splitters to active coax distribution units, built to carrier-grade standards.

Intelibs GPS Dual Remote Mount Unit

Carrier-grade reliability, from antenna to receiver.

Intelibs GPS over Coax products distribute GPS signals over coaxial cable from the GPS antenna. They’re NEBS Level 3 certified for system reliability and availability, with remote monitoring through a Web/SNMP-based portal.

Full redundancy includes dual GPS antenna connections with active switchover, redundant cable connections and active-standby power supply units.

The GPS over Coax family.

Choose the units your network needs, and request a brochure for any of them.

  • Intelibs Active Coax Distribution Unit

    ACDU

    Active Coax Distribution Unit

    A rack-mount, modular GPS transport system with scalable, redundant antenna connections and automatic switchover if an antenna fails. Auto-gain control keeps the signal level stable, with 8, 16, 24 or 32 outputs and N or SMA connectors.

  • Intelibs Coax Distribution Unit

    CDU

    Coax Distribution Unit

    An optional unit for large installations that distributes the GPS signal from a BEU’s single connection to 16 coax cables.

  • Intelibs Dual Remote Mount Unit

    DRMU

    Dual Remote Mount Unit

    A roof- or tower-mount GPS amplifier with dual antenna connections and automatic failover, so network equipment always receives a stable signal.

  • Intelibs DC-Bypass N-Way GPS Splitter

    Splitter

    DC-Bypass N-Way GPS Splitter

    A simple way to feed multiple GPS signals from a single input, with 2, 4 or 8 outputs and N or SMA connectors.

Built for essential networks.

  • NEBS Level 3 certified

    Carrier-grade product quality for essential facilities.

  • Full redundancy

    Redundant GPS antenna connections and power supply units.

  • Alarms and monitoring

    On-site dry contact alarms plus SNMP-based remote monitoring.

  • Scalable structure

    Grow the system as your network grows.

System configurations.

Animated diagram of an Intelibs GPS over Coax system with an ACDU: two GPS antennas feed the ACDU, which distributes the GPS signal over coax to a rack of BBUs and switches automatically to the second antenna if the first one fails RECEIVERS LOCKED 8 / 8 eNB BBU GPS A GPS B AUTO SWITCHOVER TO ANTENNA B ACDU ACDU NO INTERRUPTION ACDU ACDU · ENLARGED
ACDU configuration: if one GPS antenna fails, the ACDU switches to the other and every receiver stays locked.
Animated diagram of an Intelibs GPS system with a compact FEU, a BEU and a 16-port GPS CDU: two fiber strands carry the GPS signal to the BEU, and the CDU distributes it over coax to a rack of BBUs RECEIVERS LOCKED 8 / 8 eNB BBU COMPACT FEU BEU BEU CDU 16-PORT CDU GPS CDU 16-PORT CDU · ENLARGED
CDU configuration: a compact FEU and BEU, with a 16-port CDU distributing GPS over coax.

Where it’s used.

  • Timing source for wireless telecommunications network equipment
  • Satellite communication and broadcast systems
  • Military and defense systems
  • Maritime GPS
  • Test and measurement

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