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Why Digital - Why Gigawave? A Guide to Digital Microwave Technology: Digital Compression Techniques |
Gigawave Product Compatibility
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| Point to Point Links |
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PTV-D Series The PTV-D Series point to point link is ideally suited to ENG / EFP applications where it is necessary to link a single camera, or small OB truck, back to a central receive point. The PTV-D is capable of processing analogue composite,
YUV, and SDI signals plus ASI transport streams. |
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MVL-D2 Series In addition to a host of engineering features, the main benefit of the MVL-D2 is that the transmitter and receiver both have separate 'RF Heads' and 'IF Control Units'. These can be separated by up to 600 metres of Triax. |
| Wireless Camera Systems |
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HD D-Cam 'Clip-On' This offers all the features of a standard Clip-On system but is more efficient in terms of power consumption and produces stunning HD imagery. |
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D-Cam 'Clip-On' With identical performance to the 'dockable' D-Cam, the transmitter simply clips onto the camera’s battery adaptor plate. In turn, the battery clips onto the D-Cam transmitter module, transforming a standard news-gathering camcorder into a digital wireless camera. |
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D-Cam 'Dockable' Since its launch a year ago, the D-Cam has become the digital wireless camera of choice for broadcasters for whom reliability and performance is essential. No other wireless camera system can match the exceptional RF performance of the D-Cam! |
| Digital Transmitters |
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D-Cam 'Clip-On' The compact self-contained 'Clip-On' transmitter can be used with the standard D-Cam antenna or a wide range of ENG antennas, depending on the application. |
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CTD Series compact digital transmitter A compact low power digital microwave transmitter is designed primarily for police and security applications. Its rugged slimline casemeans that it can easily be concealed on a person or used for other covert applications. More Information |
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MTV-D2 Series compact digital transmitter A compact digital microwave transmitter for use in harsh RF environments, where size and weight combined with broadcast quality are important. The MTV-D2 is particularly suitable for use as a helicopter downlink transmitter in broadcast, security, and other specialist applications. |
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MVL-D2 Series TX In addition to a host of engineering features, the main benefit of the MVL-D2 transmitter is that it has a separate 'RF Head' and 'IF Control Unit'. These can be separated by up to 600 metres of Triax. The MVL-D2 TX is capable of processing analogue composite, YUV, and SDI signals plus ASI transport streams |
| Digital Receivers |
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PTV-D Series RX The PTV-D RX is capable of processing analogue composite, YUV, and SDI signals plus ASI transport streams |
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MVL-D2 RX In addition to a host of engineering features, the main benefit of the MVL-D2 receiver is that it has a separate 'RF Head' and 'IF Control Unit'. These can be separated by up to 600 metres of Triax. The MVL-D2 RX is capable of processing analogue composite, YUV, and SDI signals plus ASI transport streams |
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MTV-D2 RX |
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Briefcase RX highly portable digital receiver The Gigawave Briefcase Receiver offers the convenience of a complete digitall receiver, including high quality video and audio monitoring, in a compact and rugged portable carrying case. The Receiver features two-way Maximum Ration Combining diversity reception technology, working with two built-in antennas plus the ability to connect external antennas to allow remote extension of the reception capability. The Briefcase Receiver is particularly suited for direct helicopter air to ground or local poin to point on-site reception. The receiver features powering from internal battery or external DC / AC. More Information |
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Hand-held RX |
| Digital Power Amplifiers |
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Digital HPA Series HPA Series high power amplifiers are commonly
used with portable transmitters, such as the MTV-D, for long range mobile
or airborne transmissions. They are also used for a wide range of specialist
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| Specialist Products |
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'Diversity' System Using an active signal combining process known as 'Maximum Ratio Combining' (MRC), the diversity unit uses the signals from two digital receivers to enhance the received COFDM signal by up to 6dB |
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'Rebro' System The main advantage of the 'Rebro' system is that it does not introduce any additional delay, an important factor when covering live events such as cycle races and marathons. |
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