Harris RF-2601 brochure

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1KW FAST-TUNE
HF ANTENNA COUPLER
RF-2601
FEATURES
> A rugged shipboard qualied
high power antenna coupler
The RF-2601 Antenna Coupler is designed specically for applications where fast frequency change is necessary, such as those incorporating automatic link establishment. It will operate continuously under the most severe environmental conditions in vehicular, transportable, shipboard, and xedstation applications.
The RF-2601 efciently and rapidly matches the output of 1 kW transmitters and transceivers to a wide variety of whip, dipole, and long-wire antennas over the frequency range of 1.6 to 30 MHz. Upon keying the associated transmitter on a new frequency, tuning occurs typically in 75 ms using previously stored (memorized) tuning information. Emissions are minimized during memory tuning by limiting actual on-the-air time to less than 30 ms.
The coupler is designed for direct interface with the RF-1140 1kW HF-ISB Transmitter Series and RF-1145 1kW Transceiver System and can be remoted up to 500 feet from the transmitter or transceiver.
The RF-2601 provides extensive automatic monitoring of parameters during normal operation and also incorporates comprehensive operator-initiated static and transmit BIT. If a fault condition should arise, the processor-controlled BIT quickly identies the source of the problem to the replaceable module level or lower, speeding mean time to repair.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR: RF-2601
SPECIFICATIONS
Coupler Unit: 30L x 15W x 10.7H in
Dimensions
Weight
(76.2L x 38.1W x 27.2H cm) Control Unit: 1.75H x 19W x 8.75D in
(4.4H x 48.3W x 22.2D cm)
Coupler Unit: 86 lb maximum (39 kg) Control Unit: 10 lb (4.5 kg)
ENVIRONMENTAL
Temperature
Humidity
Vibration
Shock
Altitude
Salt Fog MIL-STD-810D; Method 509.2, Proc. I
Dust
Rain MIL-STD-810D; Method 506.2, Proc.I (blowing rain).
MIL-STD-810D; Method 501.2 Proc I and II (storage at +71°C and operation at +65°C). Method 502.2, Proc. I and II (storage at –62°C and operation at –54°C).
MIL-STD-810D; Method 507.2, Proc.II, (0 to 100% relative humidity).
MIL-STD-810C; Method 514, Procedure VIII, curve Y except 5 to 55 Hz and 0.15 inches dbl. ampl. or 2.5G, whichever is less. MIL-STD-167-1; Type I for shipboard equipment.
MIL-S-901; Grade A, Class I (solid mount), Lightweight, type A.
MIL-STD-810D; Method 500.2, Proc. I and II, (storage and operation to 15,000 ft.).
MIL-STD-810D; Method 510.2, Proc.I and II (blowing dust and sand).
INSTALLATION
Power Supply 115/230 VAC ±10%, 50/60 Hz single phase
Power Consumption
145 watts maximum. Primary power derived from transmitter/transceiver.
ELECTRICAL
Frequency Range 1.6 to 30 MHz
RF Power
Tuning Capability
Tuning Accuracy VSWR of 1.2:1 typical
Tuning Time
Tune Power Requirements 25 to 280 watts
Circuit Protection
Coupler Bypass
Remote Capability
2 to 30 MHz: 1 kW PEP/Average;
1.6 to 2 MHz: 1 kW PEP/500 watts Average
1.6 to 30 MHz: 35 foot whip, long wire, dipole, and broadband antennas; (The RF-625A Long-Wire Adapter is necessary for use with long-wires and dipoles.) 2.0 to 30 MHz: 16 to 24 foot mobile and shelter-mounted whips.
Memory: 75 milliseconds to 125 milliseconds; Learn: 2-3 seconds typical, 10 seconds maximum.
Protection from high VSWR, high temperature, low pressurization, RF over-voltage, control line lightning surges, RF path lightning surges.
Automatically in fault mode; Manually, with RF-2602 Status Monitor.
Up to 500 feet separation between transmitter and coupler with the use of 1/2 inch or 7/8 inch foam dielectric coaxial cable. Up to 250 feet with the use of RG-213/U Coaxial Cable.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES FOR RF-2601
RF-2601AC
RF-625A
RF-628
RF-636
Similar to RF-2601, except RF-2602 Status Monitor is deleted.
Long-Wire Adapter. Permits RF-2601 to tune long-wire antennas.
Dry Nitrogen Kit. For inert gas pressurization of the RF-2601 Antenna Coupler. Includes 20 cubic feet drynitrogen-filled cylinder, regulator, and 10 foot hose sufficient to pressurize the RF-2601 up to 12 times.
Dry Air Pump. Hand pump recommended for pressurization of the RF-2601 when dry-nitrogen pressurization equipment is not available. Includes hose. Desiccant condition shown by color indicator on pump body.
Harris Corporation RF Communications Division 1680 University Avenue Rochester, NY 14610, USA
585-244-5830
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