| No. | ITEM | SPECIFICATION | UNIT |
|---|---|---|---|
| K-1 | Low Band I/P Frequency Range | 10.7 ~ 11.7 | GHz |
| K-2 | O/P Frequency Range | 950 ~ 1950 | MHz |
| K-3 | LO Frequency | 9.75 | GHz |
| K-4 | Noise Figure | 0.8 [Typ] 1.0 [Max.] | dB |
| K-5 | High Band I/P Frequency Range | 11.7 ~ 12.75 | GHz |
| K-6 | O/P Frequency Range | 1100 ~ 2150 | MHz |
| K-7 | LO Frequency | 10.6 | GHz |
| K-8 | Noise Figure | 0.8 [Typ.] 1.0 [Max.] | dB |
| K-9 | LO Initial Accuracy | ± 500 | kHz |
| K-10 | LO Temperature Drift - 30 ~ + 60℃ | ± 1.0 | MHz |
| K-11 | LO Phase Noise@1KHz | -65 | dBc / Hz |
| K-12 | LO Phase Noise@10KHz | -80 | dBc / Hz |
| K-13 | LO Phase Noise@100KHz | -95 | dBc / Hz |
| K-14 | Conversion Gain | 55-67 | dB |
| K-15 | Gain Flatness | ± 3 [Max.] | dB |
| K-16 | Gain Variation | ± 0.75 [Max.] | dB/27 MHz |
| K-17 | Image Rejection | -40 [Min.] | dB |
| K-18 | O/P 1 dB Compression Point | 0.0 [Min.] | dBm |
| K-19 | Crosstalk Isolation | 22 [Min.] | dB |
| K-20 | Gain difference between outputs | 5 [Max.] | dB |
| K-21 | O/P VSWR | 2.5:1 | ~ |
| K-22 | DC Power | 11 ~ 20* 250[Max.] | Vdc*mA |
| K-23 | Working Temperature | - 30 ~ + 60 | ℃ |
| K-24 | Output Impedance | 75 | Ω (F-Type) |
What is a Quad LNB?
A quad LNB is engineered to serve multiple tuners directly without the need for additional equipment like a multiswitch.
Here’s what distinguishes a quad LNB:
What is a Quattro LNB?
On the other hand, a quattro LNB serves a distinct purpose in shared dish distribution systems.
Here are the characteristics that set it apart:
What is the Difference Between Quattro LNB and Quad LNB?
Although both quad and quattro LNBs offer four outputs, their functionality and applications differ significantly.
A quad LNB is suitable for direct connection to multiple tuners, providing access to the entire Ku band for individual receivers. Conversely, a quattro LNB is tailored for integration with multiswitches, distributing quarter-band signals to multiple users in shared dish distribution systems. Understanding these differences is crucial for selecting the appropriate LNB for a specific satellite TV installation scenario.