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OUR POPULAR 15W FM TRANSMITTERS WITH DSP AND RDS New enhanced version is out! CYBER MAX FM+ 15W is the first from a line of rack mounted FM transmitter series for demanding broadcasters, operating in the whole band II, from 87.5 to 108 MHz (extended Japanese band can be ordered as well). Transmitter consists of a stereo encoder with pre-emphasis circuit, active low-pass filter, our professional series PLL synthesizer/exciter, 15W wideband no-tune RF output stage with SWR and temp protection and an optional mains power supply. Unit is housed in a professional 19" rack mount enclosure. It is rugged and made for 24/7/365 operation. Each unit has a wide-angle high contrast backlit LCD display. The best value for your money. This unit can give up to 20Wmax clean RF power, but this is not recommended for long term operation (10-15W tyical) . RDS parameters can be programmed with the help of a PC via serial RS232 connection (cable and software included). Have a look at the manual (English)! Have a look at the manual (Spanish)! General features: - Standard 19" rack 1HE high - Modular construction - Built-in CPU for controlling and monitoring - Easy changing of frequency (UP/DOWN keys, no tuning required) - Low distortion - SWR protection - SCA/RDS possible - Friendly user interface - Cost effectiveness - Output power: 10-15W typ (up to 20W max.), adjustable from 0 to max via LCD - Output impedance 50 Unbalanced, VSWR less than 2:1 for full output - Output connector BNC female ( rear panel ) - Frequency range 87.5 to 108MHz - Smallest PLL step 6.25KHz (12.5/25/50/100 possible) - Audio connectors: RCA (cinch) or XLR (DSP version) - Audio level: 1Vpp - Audio input impedance: 600 ohms resistive, unbalanced - Pre-emphasis Flat, 50 or 75usec - RF Spurious > -80 dBc @ +- 1MHz min. out of carrier - RF Harmonics > -60 dBc Standard - Monitoring Led: Power on, SWR/TEMP/PLL warning - Harmonic distortion ( THD ) <0,1% ( 0,05% typ. ) - Channel separation 40 dB min., ( 55 dB typ. ), 20Hz to 15kHz - Voltage power supply DC 15V/3A or mains - External dimensions ( W x D x H ) 19" x depth (170mm) x height 1HE (44mm) - Weight 2.5kg Note: This popular unit is now available in 5 versions. - Regular version has a regular stereo encoder, no DSP functions and no RDS - DSP version has a profesional DSP stereo encoder, XLR inputs and no RDS - DSP/RDS version has both, profesional DSP stereo encoder with XLR inputs and RDS encoder - RDS/XLR version with a basic RDS encoder and XLR inputs, but without the benefits of DSP processing - MONO version without stereo encoder for those with no need for stereo | Model name | DSP processor | XLR inputs | RDS encoder | Full unit name | | Model A | No | No | No | CyberMaxFM+ | | Model B (DSP) | Yes | Yes | No | CyberMaxFM+ DSP | | Model C (RDS/XLR) | No | Yes | Basic (uMAX- RM1) | CyberMaxFM+ RDS/XLR | | Model D (DSP/RDS) | Yes | Yes | Full (RDSMAX30) | CyberMaxFM+ DSP/RDS | | Model E (MONO) | No | No | No | CyberMaxFM+ MONO |
What are the benefits of DSP stereo encoder? Very shart input filters with a deep 19KHz notch, advanced signal processing with compressor and limiter, all adjustable via LCD display What is RDS? Radio Data System, basically it displays station name and sometimes song name and similar information on a compatible radio receiver. Very popular in Europe, less so in the US. Requires connection to a PC at the time of programming, but retains settings even when powered off. Serial programming cable for COM port is included.
What are XLR inputs? These are balanced audio inputs, usually used by professionals. Their advantage is immunity to noise and ground loops. Hum and other noise artefacts that sometimes torment operators due to ground loops usually magically dissapear once XLR inputs are used. To purchase accesories (antennas and coaxial cable) for this transmitter look under transmitter accessories. Also check "We also recommend" at the bottom of this page.
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