Type of vehicle-mounted ：
Vehicular transmit gather the Channel modulation module,energy amplification,data modulation,compressed sight video and audio together.It suitable for vehicle-mounted,shipborne, onboard. Output the power is *0W.Whilst transmit one-way image, two-way audio and one-way data. Reversed control
instruct and voice two-way talk-back. It is apply to distance transmit high clear image for vehicle to vehicle ,ship to ship,vehicle to a point,board to a point,airplane to a point.There is also suitable for distance wireless relay used. Usually,the distance can reach over **0km,if it is integrated the multiple receive antenna.
Features:
1,Optional multiple channel to change the channel:***- 1.7GHz ,2.3G*2.7GHz；
2、Bandwidth COFDM modulation technique：4\2.5\1.*5G*2.7GHz(custom made)
3、Multiple model compressed video: MPGH4 Compatible with MPGE4
4、High receive threshold level: sensitivity :**7~***0dBm
5、Network interface output is provided (Type of UTP)
6、High quality video quality: clear and sooth ,the last frame image is stored
7、High speed transmission is supported
8、Non-line of sight(NLOS) video transmission is supported
9、Encrypt function: AES **8 encryption
Primary competitive advantages:
1,Small size :**0mm high degree,*0mm width,*2thickness( outside packages is disregard)
2,Light-weight: the net weight of transmitter is **0g(outside accessories is disregard
Advantages of application:
1,Manual keying *4db output power can be adjusted , its convenient to change the power at spot and radiation is reduced.
2,Optional Manual keying 8 channels , its convenient to change the frequency point at spot and interruption is avoided.
3,Manual RF switch : control RF output.
Optional multi-receive device
1, General vehicular device is available , via vehicle-mounted transmit or satellite relay.
2,Portable integrate receive facility is available, recharge battery provided, live videotape , playback , network docking is available. There is no need any assist device from outside with the network remote transmission.
