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Transcript
MODEL
AMP CLAMP™
SURGE PROTECTION
> Alpha Amp Clamp eliminates damaging transients and surge voltages
> Durable dual SCR circuitry dissipates significantly more energy than single
triac designs
> Easy installation in “host” distribution hardware
> Flexible configurations compatible with most common power inserter manufacturers
> Compatible with any broadband coaxial cable system utilizing 60 or 90VAC powering
> Cost-effective solution significantly reduces system repair costs
Alpha’s Amp Clamp eliminates surge voltages in coaxial cable systems caused by lightning strikes, sheath
currents and utility-induced switching transients. The proprietary Alpha design also resists false triggering, which
is common among triac circuits. The plug-in Amp Clamp circuitry can be factory installed in the desired host
hardware, or easily integrated into existing power inserters, splitters, couplers or amplifiers.
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Amp Clamp
General Specifications
Trigger Response:
Current Clamping: Heat Dissipation: Surge Testing: <60Ns (high speed bi-directional voltage sensing)
35A (continuous) 500A (peak one cycle)
Semiconductors heat sinked to power inserter case
(most models)
ANSI C-62.41 (IEEE 587)
Host Equipment Compatibility
Manufacturer Model Amp Clamp
C-COR PS-GHz-C ACCI-3
Motorola/GI/Jerrold SSP-PIN ACJG-1N
Magnavox
8-LPI ACM-3
Scientific Atlanta SAIGW-RFI ACSG-3
National Electronic Devices NSA-P ACC1-3
Alpha Technologies
APX 6008/14 ACAT-3P
Note: ACJG-1 versions include power inserter and Amp Clamp. ACJG-3 versions include Amp Clamp only
Operations
The Alpha Amp Clamp circuit consists of two rugged SCRs (silicon controlled rectifiers)
connected in an inverse parallel configuration with a steady state current rating of 35A and
a peak one cycle surge forward current of 500A. The SCRs are triggered into conduction
whenever the Amp Clamp’s bi-directional trigger diode senses the presence of voltage
transients exceeding its trigger threshold. The fast response trigger diode gates the
appropriate SCR on in nanoseconds to shunt the surge current to the ground, effectively
protecting sensitive Cable TV equipment from transient over voltage conditions.
The Amp Clamp redirects power disturbances safely to ground, protecting the system’s
active and passive devices, including: Power Inserters, Power Supplies, Amplifiers, Fiber
Nodes, Directional Couplers, Splitters and Line Extenders.
Alpha Technologies reserves the right to make changes to the products and information contained in this document without notice.
Copyright © 2006 Alpha Technologies. All Rights Reserved. Alpha® is a registered trademark of Alpha Technologies.
www.amt.com
Advanced Media Technologies, Inc. ∙ 3150 SW 15th Street Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
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