TEKO Broadcast AXON 300W FM Transmitter

TEKO Broadcast AXON 300W FM Transmitter combines an FM exciter and solid-state LDMOS amplification in a compact 2U chassis. Adjustable output from zero to 300 W supports operation as a standalone broadcast transmitter or as a driver within a larger transmission system. Standard coverage is 87.5–108 MHz, with frequency programming in 10 kHz steps.

Adjustable RF Output and Monitoring

A 50-ohm N-type connector provides the RF output for connection to a suitable antenna system or downstream equipment. Microprocessor-controlled frequency synthesis maintains published stability better than ±150 Hz between −10 and +50°C. Local power and modulation monitoring support installation checks, while automatic power foldback responds to excessive antenna mismatch. The manufacturer’s AXON platform also supports seven selectable complete setups for multi-configuration installations.

Mono, MPX and Stereo Configurations

TEKO Broadcast AXON 300W is offered in mono/MPX and stereo configurations, allowing the ordered version to match the station’s audio chain. The published family specification includes balanced analogue audio and a composite MPX input, with flat, 50 µs and 75 µs pre-emphasis settings. Confirm the installed stereo coder and any AES/EBU facilities against the purchase specification rather than assuming every listed audio interface is standard.

Broadcast Integration and Remote Options

The AXON platform supports use in standalone stations, higher-power transmitter chains and N+1 arrangements. Web TCP/IP telemetry, dynamic RDS and alternative OIRT or Japanese frequency bands are listed as available options. Specify the required configuration before ordering, particularly where remote access, station metadata or integration with an existing audio processor is important. Network and RDS capabilities should be described as included only when confirmed for the supplied unit.

TEKO Broadcast AXON 300W Basic Specifications

• Factory model: AXON 300W.
• Rated RF output: 300 W; adjustable from zero to maximum.
• Standard frequency range: 87.5–108 MHz.
• Frequency programming: 10 kHz steps.
• Published frequency stability: better than ±150 Hz, −10 to +50°C.
• RF output: N-type, 50 ohms.
• RF amplification: solid-state LDMOS.
• Rack format: 2U.
• Configurations: mono/MPX or stereo.
• Pre-emphasis: flat, 50 µs or 75 µs.
• Protection: automatic power foldback for excessive VSWR.
• Available options: web telemetry, dynamic RDS and alternative frequency bands.