TACTICAL FIBER OPTIC MODEMS U.S. Army and ANSI Standards



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This data sheet contains controlled technical data that has been cleared for public release by the U.S. Government under ITAR Exemption 22CFR 125.4(b)(13). TACTICAL FIBER OPTIC MODEMS U.S. Army and ANSI Standards

Overview The family of Fiber Optic Modems (FOMs) provide electrical to optical conversion of electronic communication and data signals for transmission using tactical fiber optic cable assemblies. The FOMs simultaneously receive incoming optical signals and converts them back to the original electronic signal allowing for full duplex transmission. Together with the tactical fiber optic cables, the FOMs provide a rugged, secure and easily deployable optical link. The FOM is available in both single channel and multi-channel confi gurations and can be mounted on the signal entry panel (SEP) of tactical shelters, in 19 inch racks or placed on the ground (multi-channel versions only). Benefits of Optical Fiber over Coaxial Implementation Lighter weight and smaller size for much quicker deployment Higher bandwidth for increased throughput Lower loss for long distance repeaterless communication up to 16 kilometers Better quality - safe from electromagnetic interference from any source More secure - no electromagnetic signature Less expensive All of the above enhance defense mobility and rapid deployment capabilities. Coax Implementation (OLD WAY) Repeaters Repeaters Coaxial Cable Driver Modem 16 km Coaxial Cable Driver Modem 16-Kilometer Link Weighs 6,173 lbs 16-Kilometer Link Requires 37 Repeaters Five Links Require Five 2.5 Ton Trucks Optical Fiber Implementation (NEW WAY) FOM TFOCA I, TFOCA II or Expanded Beam FOM 16 km 16-Kilometer Link Weighs 1,411 lbs Eliminates Requirement for Coax Modems 16-Kilometer Link is Repeaterless Five Links Require a Single 2.5 Ton Truck

Single channel FOMs The single channel FOM is currently available in four standards based communications interfaces: Standard NRZ, Conditioned Diphase, DS3, and IP (Internet Protocol). These modems transmit up to 16 km without a repeater using multimode fi ber and use less than 5 watts of power. The single channel FOMs are designed to mount on the Signal Entry Panel (SEP) of the tactical communication shelters or they can be installed in a rack mount panel. FOMs are available with various tactical fi ber optic connectors, including TFOCA, *TFOCA-II and Expanded Beam. General Specifications Up to 16 km repeaterless communication Light Emitting Diode (LED) light source Designed for tactical environment 3.75 Watts maximum power consumption Typical optical output power: Minimum (at +52 C) = -21.7 dbm Maximum (at -35 C) = 7.5 dbm Received optical power: Minimum = -44.5 dbm Maximum = -7.5 dbm Physical Characteristics: Weight (lbs): 2.2 Dimensions (in): 4.0 x 4.0 x 3.75 Description MD1272/G DS3/1 Integrated IP/MD1272/G IP/1 10/100 TFOCA I Part Number A3099781 107900 N/A 110100-202 TFOCA II Part Number 109500-202 107900-202 110800-201 110100-201 Power Requirement 5 VDC 5 VDC 5 VDC or 28 VDC 5 VDC or 28 VDC Electrical Signal Applications Interconnect tactical communication assemblages, including: Radio Terminals Radio Repeaters Tactical Switches Circuit Switches Tactical communication sytems Down the hill links Intra-node cabling Dispersed command post Disaster relief Balanced NRZ Conditioned Diphase ANSI T1.102 Tactical Multiplexers Satellite Support Radios TACC Shelters Balanced NRZ Conditioned Diphase, IEEE 802.3-2000 IEEE 802.3-2000 Optical Signal JTC2A 9109C JTC2A 9109C JTC2A 9109C JTC2A 9109C Electrical Interface Alarms Environmental Specifi cations MS27468T17B35A Summary (LOS, BER, RAI) MS27505E15B15P 75 Ohm BNC Summary (LOS, BPV, EXZ) MS27468T17B35A Shielded RJ45 Summary (LOS, BPV, EXZ) Optical and Electrical Signal Speeds MS27505E15B15P Shielded RJ45 Optical and Electrical Signal Speeds Tested to Meet Designed to Meet Designed to Meet Designed to Meet Fiber Multimode Multimode Multimode Multimode *TFOCA-II is a registered trademark of Amphenol Fiber Systems International

Integrated 10/100Mb and MD1272/G (Single Channel FOM) The FOM-IP/1 integrates the MD1272/G and IP/1 10/100 Mbps fiber optic modems that provide a ruggedized optical link between mobile shelter equipment and remote sites for tactical communications. This unit provides electrical to optical conversion of IP (Internet Protocol) data and electro-optical conversion for full duplex transmission of digital communications signals between tactical shelters using multimode tactical fiber optic cable assemblies and is designed for use in harsh environments. The interface at each end of the multimode optical cable converts between electronic and optical transmission modes for repeaterless communication at distances of up to 2 kilometers. The FOM IP/1 automatically configures itself for 10 or 100 Mbps operation and is available with various tactical fiber optic connectors, including *TFOCA-II and Expanded Beam. Product Features 10/100 Mbps auto configuring IEEE 802.3 compliant Fully transparent Ethernet link Ruggedized RJ 45 connector Conditioned Diphase (CDP) or NRZ clock and data Full MD1272/G functionality Repeaterless communications up to 2 kilometers Powered from 5 VDC or 28 VDC Weighs less than 3.9 lbs TFOCA-II 4 fiber tactical connector Single Channel 10/100 Mbps FOM The FOM-IP/1 Fiber Optic Modem provides an all weather optical link between mobile shelter equipment and remote sites for tactical communications. It is the interface at each end of the multimode optic cable, converting between electronic and optical transmission modes for repeaterless communication at distances of up to 2 kilometers. The FOM IP/1 automatically configures itself for 10 or 100 Mbps operation and is available with various tactical fiber optic connectors, including TFOCA, TFOCA-II and Expanded Beam. Physical Characteristics: Weight (lbs): 3.9 Dimensions (in): 4.0 x 4.0 x 3.7 General Specifications (both models) Up to 2 kilometer communication Light Emitting Diode (LED) light source 3.75 Watts maximum power consumption Typical Optical Output Power: Minimum = - 19 dbm Maximum = - 14 dbm Received Optical Power: Minimum = - 31 dbm Maximum = - 14 dbm Discrete Status outputs provided: - Optical signal speed (10/100) - Electrical signal speed (10/100) - Optical signal (packets) received - Electrical signal speed (packets) received Power Requirement: 5 VDC or 28 VDC Electrical Signal: IEEE802.3-2000 Power Requirement: Electrical Interface: Alarms: Environmental Specifications: 5 VDC or 28 VDC Shielded RJ45 Discrete Status outputs provided: - Optical signal speed (10/100) - Electrical signal speed (10/100) - Optical signal (packets) received - Electrical signal speed (packets) received Designed to Meet * TFOCA-II is a registered trademark of Amphenol Fiber Systems International

DualFOM / DualFOM-II DualFOM and DualFOM-II are ideal solutions for up grading to fiber optic communications without the need for expensive upgrading of shelter equipment. The DualFOM and DualFOM-II are rugged, fieldexposed units that facilitate replacement of CX-11230 coaxial cable assemblies with long distance Tactical Fiber Optic Cable Assemblies (TFOCAs). They are designed to carry all standard conditioned diphase group rates from 72 kbps through 4.608 Mbps in the tactical communications environment without shelter or equipment modification. Both versions connect to standard CX-11230 cable on the shelter side and standard fiber optic cables on the line side. T h e DualFOM interfaces with the U.S. Military standard 2-fiber TFOCAs while the DualFOM-II interfaces with the newer *TFOCA-II connectors and either will provide repeaterless transmission up to 16 km and up to 32 km when used with an additional DualFOM or DualFOM-II serving as a repeater. Both versions provide two separate and independent channels for full duplex transmission of voice and data signals and conform to JTC3A technical interface specification 9109c which ensures compatibility with other standards compliant fiber optic equipment, including the MD-1272/G single channel FOM. Mechanical Specifications Power Connector Interface: 5 pin 16 gauge contacts (MS27474E14B5P) per MIL-C-38999 Optical Signal Interface: - DualFOM (M83526/13-01) per MIL-C-83526 - DualFOM-II (M83526/XX-01) per MIL-C-83526 Electrical Signal Interface: UG-1837 / U Dual Twinax Connector Human Interface and Safety: - Designed to meet requirements of MIL-STD-1472 and MIL-STD 454 Reliability: MTBF > 30,000 hours Two Channels in One Unit The DualFOM provides double the capability by housing two fiber optic modems (FOMs) in a single ruggedized case. Each FOM functions independently providing the capability to remote two discrete channels from the same unit. Multiple Roles / Quick Deployment Physical Characteristics: Weight (lbs): 20.0 (in transportation configuration) Dimensions (in): 13.0 x 11.0 x 9.0 (L x W x H) (excluding handle, latches, or other protrusions) Versatile Power Both DualFOM and DualFOM-II can be powered by an AC power source (120 VAC and 220 VAC, 50/60 Hz) or a DC power source (28 VDC). Power cables are provided within the top cover of the transit case. Applications Interconnect tactical communications assemblages including: Radio Terminals Radio Repeaters Tactical Switches Circuit Switches Tactical Multiplexers Satellite Support Radios TACC Shelters Tactical communication systems Down the hill links Intra-node cabling Dispersed command post Digital orderwire equipment The DualFOM and DualFOM-II both support multiple roles in the tactical environment. In site-to-site communications, both versions provide a quick deployment capability up to 16 km. As a Fiber Optic Repeater, both dual FOMs can be used to extend fiber optic links up to 32 km. *TFOCA-II is a registered trademark of Amphenol Fiber Systems International

Multimode and Singlemode Tactical Fiber Optic Cable Assembly (TFOCA) Overview The Tactical Fiber Optic Cable Assembly (TFOCA) provides the physical connection between Fiber Optic Modems (FOMs), repeaters or other equipment capable of electronic to optical conversion. The TFOCA is a ruggedized, lightweight and tactically superior fiber optic cable that replaces existing CX-11230 coaxial cable. Description The TFOCA was specifically designed for quick and easy deployment in rugged, harsh environments. It was engineered to satisfy the stringent environmental and mechanical requirements for United States military tactical operations. TFOCA I The cables consist of radiation-hardened multimode or singlemode optical fibers enclosed in an outer jacket of flame retardant polyurethane. An inner strength laid of aramid yarn ensures superior tensile loading and crush resistant properties. Fiber Cable Specifications Optical Fiber Bandwidth @ 1300nm: 500 Mhz-km multimode, singlemode N/A Attenuation: 2.75 db nominal (1km length w/2 connectors) Operating Temperature Range: -55 C to +85 C Tensile Load: (Newtons) Deployment: 1780 Long Term: 500 Corner Bend: 500 Newtons Knot: 500 Newtons Available Lengths Multimode Singlemode 300 meters, 1 km, 2 km and custom lengths 2 km and custom lengths Available Connectors TFOCA I and *TFOCA-II TM Expanded Beam Fiber TFOCA II TM TFOCA II TM 888-224-6930 610/328-4000 FAX 610-328-4016 email: mcg@moog.com Moog Components Group 750 West Sproul Road Springfield, PA 19064-4084 Specifications and information are subject to change without prior notice. 2005 Moog, Inc. MS1072 12/19/05 www.moog.com/components For more information: mcg@moog.com *TFOCA-II is a registered trademark of Amphenol Fiber Systems International