4 photosFUQ4419R V2 DVB-T Modulator 8-16 Carriers 1024 IP
The Hanxing FUQ4419R is an RF modulator in the FUQ4 line, built in our Guangzhou headend factory. Published specifications: Input Channel 512(or 1024); Output Channel 8 (or 16); Output Level -20~+10dBm(for all carriers), 0.5dB stepping. 15 parameters are published on this page from the model's own datasheet; quotations are factory-direct.
The FUQ-4419R (V2) is our high-density DVB-T modulator, converting IP inputs into RF outputs across 8-16 carriers. Input handling reaches 1024 IP streams across 4 GE/SFP ports plus 6 ASI inputs. Web-based management covers setup and monitoring from a browser. Typical deployments: next-generation DTV broadcasting systems and cable headends.
- Input
- 6 ASI input
- Input Channel
- 512(or 1024)
- Output Channel
- 8 (or 16)
- Output Level
- -20~+10dBm(for all carriers)
Send the channel count, input format and output standard — we reply with a model confirmation and factory-direct pricing.
Technical specifications
Taken from the datasheet we publish for the FUQ4419R. Every value below comes from our own specification document — ask us if you need a parameter that is not listed.
| Input | 6 ASI input, BNC interface |
|---|---|
| Input Channel | 512(or 1024) |
| Output Channel | 8 (or 16) |
| Max PIDs | 256 per channel |
| Functions | PID remapping(auto/manually optional) |
| Channel | 8(or 16) |
| Modulation Standard | ETSI EN300 744 |
| Constellation | QPSK/16QAM/64QAM |
| Bandwidth | 6/7/8 MHz |
| Trans mode | 2K/4K/8K |
| FEC | 1/2,2/3,3/4,5/6,7/8 |
| Interface | F typed output port for8(or 16) non-adjacent carriers |
| RF Range | 50~960MHz, 1kHz stepping |
| Output Level | -20~+10dBm(for all carriers), 0.5dB stepping |
| MER | ≥ 40dB |
FUQ4419R datasheet
Our full FUQ4419R datasheet (Word .docx, editable) — interfaces, formats, dimensions and power.
How the FUQ4419R compares
FUQ4419R beside 2 other Modulator / Modem models from the same Hanxing line, matched on the parameters they actually publish. Every cell repeats a value from the datasheet we publish for that model; a dash means we do not publish that parameter — ask us and we confirm it for the configuration you need.
| Parameter | FUQ4419R this model | FUQ44105B | FUQ41013K |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inputs | 6 ASI input, BNC interface | — | 2 DVB-S/S2/S2X Tuners |
| Standard | ETSI EN300 744 | ETR289, ETSI 101 197, ETSI 103 197 | — |
| Interface | F typed output port for8(or 16) non-adjacent carriers | Local/remote connection | — |
| RF output | 50~960MHz, 1kHz stepping | -20~+10dBm(87~107 dBµV), 0.1dB step | — |
Need a parameter that is missing above? Request the datasheet for the model you are evaluating — parameters are never estimated on this site.
FUQ4419R — quick answers
Direct answers about the Hanxing FUQ4419R: what it is, what it is typically used for, and the parameters we publish for it. Nothing here is estimated — where a value is not published, the answer says so rather than guessing.
What is the Hanxing FUQ4419R?
The FUQ-4419R (V2) is our high-density DVB-T modulator, converting IP inputs into RF outputs across 8-16 carriers.
What is the FUQ4419R used for in a DVB-T, DVB-C, QAM or ISDB-T network?
Channel generation for DVB-T/C, ISDB-T, ATSC or QAM networks — local TV distribution, hospitality TV, and re-multiplexed regional line-ups.
What is the price of the FUQ4419R, and how do I get a quote?
Hanxing builds this headend equipment in our own factory in Guangzhou, and it is offered for sale factory-direct. Send the channel count, the input format and the output standard you need, and we reply with the price, lead time and shipping options.
What inputs does the FUQ4419R accept?
Input: 6 ASI input, BNC interface
What are the outputs of the FUQ4419R?
Output Channel: 8 (or 16)
How many channels does the FUQ4419R handle?
Channel: 8(or 16)
Which modulation does the FUQ4419R use?
Modulation Standard: ETSI EN300 744
Which interfaces does the FUQ4419R have?
Interface: F typed output port for8(or 16) non-adjacent carriers
Typical use
Channel generation for DVB-T/C, ISDB-T, ATSC or QAM networks — local TV distribution, hospitality TV, and re-multiplexed regional line-ups.
- Cable TV
- Terrestrial TV
- OTT & streaming
- Broadcast headends
- Monitoring & test
More from this range
All Modulator / Modem models
Next stage in the chain
A modulator creates the channel; a transmitter decides how far that channel travels. Once the channel line-up is fixed, the transmitter stage sets output power, filtering and monitoring for the coverage area, which is why both stages are specified together rather than separately.
Get a quote for the FUQ4419R
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