3612

      As part of Bourns® Integrated Protection Assembly (IPA) product family, the 3612 Module is designed to simplify thedeployment of ADSL service at the subscriber's network interface (NID). ANSI T1.413 compliant, the 3612 accepts the incoming ADSL service, filters off the voice (POTS) band and provides a connection for DSL data service (ADSL modem).In the event of power loss, the passive filter design allows for lifeline POTS service.The rugged IPA ADSL Module is installed outdoors in 2006 style NIDs (Network Interface Devices). Combined with our 2360 series IPA MSP® Multi-Stage Protection Modules, the Bourns® products provide a complete DSL deployment package providing safe and reliable service, flexibility, expandability and optimal data rates.
      The 3612 Module has six features. No.1 is snap-in installation . No.2 is fully sealed. No.3 is full-rate ADSL splitter or filter. No.4 is fits 2003 or 2006 style NIDs. No.5 is fast service deployment . And No.6 is expandibility and flexibility.
      Then, there are a few characteristics about 3612 Module.DC Loop Current is 0 to 100 ma. DC Loop Voltage is 0 to -60 V. DC Resistance is equal to or less than 25 ohms. Insertion Loss is less than 1.0 dB(25kHz-1.104MHz). Attenuation Distortion (Voice Band)  is less than +0.5 dB or -0.5dB. Delay Distortion (Voice Band) is less than 200 s. Return Loss (Voice Band) is 6 dB ERL,5 dB SRL-Low and 3.0 dB SRL-High.Tip to Ring Capacitance (POTS Port) is less than 100 nf.Input Impedance (Loading to the ADSL Band) is less than 0.25 dB(30 kHz -1.104 MHz).If you are willing to find more about the 3612, please pay attention to our web! Thank you for being concerned of our information.