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NOTE TO OMB SHOPPERS:

Because of the fluctuating value of the "Euro", EBS will double check your purchase price with OMB before quoting. All quotes are valid until the end of month quoted.

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2030.bmp (24730 bytes)

The EM 20/30 is an FM transmitter (87.5~108MHz) externally synthesized with a step of 10KHz, microprocessor controlled and with LCD display for the visualization of transmission parameters (forward and reflected power, deviation level…). It includes fold back protection, Mono/Stereo audio (MPX) input, 3 SCA inputs and telemetry output. User can adjust output Power from 0 to 30W. The EM 20/30  can be supplied with an internal digital stereo generator board (60dB separation).

25d.bmp (23514 bytes)

The EM 25 DIG is an FM transmitter (87.5 ~ 108MHz) externally synthesized in steps of 10KHz, microprocessor controlled and LCD display for the visualization of the most relevant transmission parameters like frequency, modulation level, forward and reflected power, pre-emphasis, aux, L, R, MPX. It includes fold-back protection and telemetry output, and it is possible temporizing and tuning the output power from 0 to 25W. EM 25 DIG can be supplied with an internal digital stereo generator board (60dB separation

50.bmp (71558 bytes)

EM 50 is an F.M. Transmitter (87,5 ~108 MHz) externally synthesized with a step of 10KHz, microprocessor controlled and with LCD display for the visualization of transmission parameters: Forward and Reflected Power, Deviation level, etc. It includes fold back protection, Mono/Stereo audio (MPX) inputs, 3 SCA inputs and telemetry output. User can adjust output power from 0 to 50W. The EM 50 can be supplied with an internal digital stereo generator board (60dB separation).

100d.bmp (34950 bytes)

The EM 100 DIG is a 100W FM exciter/modulator, microprocessor controlled, that allow a lot of applications like power level control at night to save energy, and the whole monitoring and adjusting of several parameters of the equipment (input level, deviation…). EM100DIG includes a high-efficiency amplifier and a restrictive 7-order filter. The switching power supply allows stable output power with input voltages from 90 to 260VAC. EM 100 DIG can be supplied with an internal digital stereo generator board (60dB separation).

250cd.bmp (34950 bytes)

The EM 250 COMPACT DIG is a 250W FM exciter/modulator, microprocessor controlled, that allow a lot of applications like power level control at nights to save energy, and the complete monitoring and adjusting of several parameters of the equipment (input level, deviation, etc.). EM 250 COMPACT DIG includes a 300 high-efficiency amplifier and a restrictive 7-order filter. The switching power supply allows stable output power with input voltage from 90 to 260VAC. EM 250 COMPACT DIG can be supplied with an internal digital stereo generator board (60dB separation).

250.bmp (192766 bytes)

The EM 250  is a 250W FM transmitter made up of the   EM 20/30 exciter and the AM 250 FM amplifier. This equipment includes a high-efficiency amplifier, LPF (Low Pass Filter) and cyclical protections of: SWR, overdrive, over-consumption, over-power and temperature. The output power is externally adjustable between 0 and 250W.The EM 250 also incorporates a switching power supply that allows stable output power with input voltage from 90 to 260VAC.

250d.bmp (62138 bytes)

The EM 250  DIG is a 250W FM transmitter made up of the   EM 25 DIG exciter and the AM 250 FM amplifier. This equipment includes a high-efficiency amplifier, LPF (Low Pass Filter) and cyclical protections of: SWR, overdrive, over-consumption, over-power and temperature. The output power is externally adjustable between 0 and 250W.The EM 250 DIG also incorporates a switching power supply that allows stable output power with input voltage from 90 to 260VAC.

500.bmp (62138 bytes)

The EM 500 is a 500W FM transmitter made up of the EM 25 DIG exciter (or EM 20/30 exciter) and the AM 500 FM amplifier. This equipment includes two 300W high-efficiency amplifying modules, LPF (Low Pass Filter) and cyclical protections of: SWR, overdrive, over-consumption, over-power and temperature. The output power is externally adjustable between 0 ~ 500W. The EM 500 incorporates a switching power supply that allows stable output power with input voltage from 90 to 260VAC.

1000.bmp (54186 bytes)

The EM 1000 is a 1000W FM transmitter made up of the EM 25 DIG exciter (or EM 20/30 exciter) and the AM 1000 FM amplifier. This equipment includes 4 300W high-efficiency MOSFET-Technology amplifying modules. The output power is externally adjustable from 0 to 1000W. Furthermore it includes LPF (Low Pass Filter), telemetry output, it is microprocessor controlled and has a LCD display for the visualization of the most relevant parameters: Forward and Reflected power, overdrive, group currents, power supply voltage, SWR and temperature alarms. The cooling system is based in a high-performance heat-exchanger which allows 4000m-height operation (12,000 feet). The switching power supply endures voltage variations between 190 and 250V. The Wilkinson Coupling System between modules allows uninterrupted operation with 4, 3, 2 or 1 module, meanwhile the damaged modules are replaced easily and quickly. For this reason, this is one of the most versatile equipment of the broadcasting sector. The complete equipment is supplied in an 8-unit 19”standard rack.

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EM 2000 is a 2000W FM transmitter made up of the EM 25 DIG exciter (or EM 20/30 exciter) and the AM 2000 FM amplifier. AM 2000 includes eight 300W high-efficiency MOSFET technology amplifying modules, fed by 2 independent switching power supplies, which are made to withstand the working conditions. The amplifiying modules work independently thanks to a power combining structure that provides high isolation between them.The equipment includes a low-pass filter at the antenna output, EMI filters at the utility connection and an internal transient suppressor. The LCD display shows the amplifier main parameters: supply voltages, 8 module currents, direct, reflected and input power, power loss in the internal unbalance load and three temperature sensors. The amplifier control system stores in their memory all events and alarms detected, showing time and date of occurrence. Smart temperature protection: if temperature rises up to a level dangerous for the modules, the output power is reduced until the temperature goes back to a “normal” state. If, even with the power reduction, the temperature keeps on rising, then the amplifier is stopped until the temperature goes down.Reflected power protection (load mismatch): when the control system detects that the V.S.W.R. is dangerous for the modules, it reduces automatically their output power so as not to exceed the internal security level. Besides, there is a fast protection system that instantaneously turns off the modules polarization when it detects a peak on the reflected power sensor. Automatic gain control: it reduces the gain in the case of excessive driving power, keeping the adjusted output power despite temperature changes. The control allows manual power adjustment by means of the front keyboard.

NOTE TO OMB SHOPPERS:

Because of the fluctuating value of the "Euro", EBS will double check your purchase price with OMB before quoting. All quotes are valid until the end of month quoted.

 

 

 

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This website contains many photos of equipment sold by EBS. Photos, logos and descriptions of equipment are reproduced here by permission. EBS is not reponsible for incorrect information copiedby permission  from another companies website.

The EBS Main Office is in Albany, Oregon  and we may be reached by calling our toll free sales number, 1-888-830-8223 or our cell number at 541-460-0249. You may send mail to PO Box 2575, Albany, OR 97321. We have closed our Madras Oregon Office.

Since prices fluctuate, Not all prices listed on this site may be current, we apologize in advance for any misunderstandings.

EBS is not responsible for actual prices which may vary from published prices.

Last modified: May 04, 2007