Wireless NLOS Broadband Video Data Transmitting PCB Module

FDM-6600 Wireless NLOS Broadband Video Data Transmitting PCB Module is an advanced communication device designed to meet the high demands of modern industrial environments. It is engineered to provide a seamless and robust connection for a variety of applications that require real-time data and video transmission. With its support for multiple network wireless protocols, this device ensures a reliable and efficient data exchange, making it an integral component for any industrial setup.

This product boasts an array of supported protocols, including TCP/IP for standard network communication, UDP for faster, connectionless data delivery, DHCP for dynamic IP address allocation, DNS for domain name resolution, and HTTP/HTTPS for secure web access. The versatility in protocol support ensures that the device can integrate smoothly with existing network infrastructures and cater to diverse operational requirements.

• Encryption: AES 128-bit for secure data remote transfer
• Supported Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, DHCP, DNS, HTTP, HTTPS to facilitate network wireless protocols
• Certifications: MIC, CE ensuring compliance and safety
• Power Supply: 5VDC to maintain reliable operation
• Antenna Type: External SMA connector

• Surveillance and Security: It is extensively used in security systems for monitoring large areas such as city centers, industrial parks, airports, and borders. Multiple cameras can transmit live video feeds to a central control room, enhancing situational awareness and response capabilities.
• Broadcast and Event Coverage: In the broadcasting industry, Point-to-multipoint wireless systems enable the transmission of live video from various locations at an event (like sports stadiums, concerts, or conferences) to a production studio or broadcast van, facilitating real-time coverage and production.
• Emergency Response: During natural disasters, accidents, or other emergencies, first responders can use wireless video transmission to share real-time video feeds from drones, body cameras, or vehicle-mounted cameras with command centers, aiding in quicker decision-making and coordination.