Mini Video Transmitter for the camera in the drone or DLSR photography

Mini Video Transmitter

Real-time mini Cofdm transmitter extra low latency full duplex data transceiver

Mini Video Transmitter Introduction:

The H.264 TDD_COFDM this product is our company’s released latest zero-latency H.264 1080P HD wireless transmission equipment, the uses advanced time division processing technology and leading COFDM modulation technology, providing a complete two-way data transmission channel (supports AES_128 encryption), and ultra-low latency (20ms) high-definition video transmission channel, the perfect realization of real-time, high-speed mobile data, audio and video transmission.

Applications:

Wide application for UAV systems, high-speed railways, fire fighting, security, intelligence control, and other complex environments.

Mini Video Transmitter features:

Provide ultra-low latency (20ms) full HD 1080P video transmission

Support up to 20Mbps data flow, adaptive dynamic stream allocation technology

Support multiple bandwidth regulations (2M/4M/8/), adaptive modulation, and manual modulation mode selection

Support diversity antenna receiver

Support 128-bit AES encryption

Support transparent PTP&PMD network transmission technology

Support non-line of sight (NLOS), high-speed mobile transmission

Provide standard RS-232 & RS-485 + RJ45 + Mini HDMI interface

High-definition OLED panel digital display, simple interface easy to operation

Small size, lightweight, low power consumption

Technical parameters:

How to buy a best-done mini video transmitter and receiver for a UAV camera?

1. Choose the Right Frequency: When selecting a drone video transmitter, it is important to choose one that operates on the right frequency for your application. Different frequencies have different advantages and disadvantages, so it is important to select the one that best suits your needs.
2. Use an Antenna: An antenna is an essential component of any drone video transmitter. It helps to increase the range of the signal and improve the quality of the transmission. Make sure to select an antenna that is compatible with your transmitter and that is designed for the frequency you are using.
3. Use a High-Gain Antenna: High-gain antennas are designed to increase the range of the signal and improve the quality of the transmission. They are more expensive than standard antennas, but they are worth the investment if you need to transmit video over long distances. https://ivcan.com/price-list-for-wireless-video-transmitter-and-receiver-antenna/
4. Use a High-Power Transmitter: High-power transmitters are designed to send a stronger signal over greater distances. They are more expensive than standard transmitters, but they are worth the investment if you need to transmit video over long distances.
5. Use a Directional Antenna: Directional antennas are designed to focus the signal in a specific direction. This can help to reduce interference and improve the quality of the transmission.
6. Use a Low-Noise Amplifier: Low-noise amplifiers are designed to reduce interference and improve the quality of the transmission. They are more expensive than standard amplifiers, but they are worth the investment if you need to transmit video over long distances.
7. Use a Quality Video Encoder: A quality video encoder is essential for transmitting high-quality video. Make sure to select an encoder that is compatible with your transmitter and that is designed for the frequency you are using.
8. Use a Quality Video Compression Algorithm: A quality video compression algorithm is essential for transmitting high-quality video. Make sure to select an algorithm that is compatible with your transmitter and that is designed for the frequency you are using.
9. Use a Quality Video Streaming Protocol: A quality video streaming protocol is essential for transmitting high-quality video. Make sure to select a protocol that is compatible with your transmitter and that is designed for the frequency you are using.

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OFDM information at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthogonal_frequency-division_multiplexing