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Wireless receiver TIM2008RX2-21
videoaudiofor UAVs

wireless receiver
wireless receiver
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Characteristics

Type
wireless, video
Applications
monitoring, audio, for UAVs
Interface type
USB

Description

Advanced integrated circuit technology and high frequency receiver technology and spatial diversity receiver technology TIM2008RX2-21 wireless high-definition receiver adopts 2U rack structure design, which can receive signals from 2 front-end TFDM wireless transmitters, and simultaneously output 2 independent voice, video and 1 combined AV audio and video output interface, HD-DVI It supports up to 1920x1080 60i high-definition output, and can adapt to the signal format of the front-end transmitter, so as to avoid the inconsistency of the front and rear signal formats, which will cause the image to fail to be output. Optional two-way voice intercom is convenient for the headquarters to communicate with the front-end operators, and a standard network interface is provided. , it is convenient to transmit 2 channels of signals to the superior command platform or local network monitoring through wired network, supports 500G~1TB hard disk to store image information, and has its own shock absorption function, which is convenient for the command vehicle to keep working while traveling. TIM2008RX2-21 adopts broadcast-level decoding chip, the decoding delay is less than 30ms, the output image is colorful and true, and the decoding supports H264 High Profile Level 4.2; the power consumption of the whole machine is less than 40W, the use is simple and convenient, it supports non-line-of-sight bipolar reception, and can be used in urban areas. , sea, mountains and other complex environments to achieve high-quality mobile image reception
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