33km UAV Video Data Radio Anti-jamming Mesh Radio Support 32 Nodes Share 100Mbps

• TDD OFDM wireless video data transceiver support Mesh Networking
• Up to 100Mbps Iperf Throughput
• Control by web browser or control UART
• 3 Ethernet and 1 channel RS232/TTL for data link
• Maximum 33km long distance fhss video data links for UAV/ UAS
• Frequency hopping technology (FHSS) to ensure stable signal communication.

This HCL602 2W IP Mesh Radio supports mesh network with maximum 32 nodes and shared maximum 100Mbps Iperf Throughput.

1. Mesh network capacity: supports a maximum of 32 Nodes (2≤N≤32)
2. Transport: unicast, multicast, and broadcast are supported
3. Time synchronization: self-synchronization without external clock
4. Power control: adaptive transmission power adjustment
5. Topology: supports multi-hop routing with maximum 32 nodes and 31 hop routing
6. Routing: automatic routing adjustment with fixed route configuration option
7. Data rate level: adaptive average distribution system rate
8. Transmission delay(Note: N is the number of nodes within two hops, hop number: H)

• Common scenario calculation formula, One-way delay indicator formula (MS): 6*H + (5/2) * N/2 *H * 3, Two-way delay multiplied by 2;
• Two-node optimization delay: unidirectional delay of one hop between two nodes <= 10ms;
• Four node chain optimization delay: three-hop single-hop unidirectional delay of four nodes <= 10ms;
• Typical system delay(from big data statistics):

- Six point-chain networking, three hops, unidirectional delay: 50ms;

- 8 points, all points one hop, one-way delay: 36ms;

- 8 points, serial 7 hops: unidirectional 170ms

9. Boot time delay:

• Network establishment delay of logical main control node after startup 20-80s. (Generally, the logical main control node is the node which turned on firstly);
• Cold startup: The network access delay of the logic access node is less than 30 seconds, and the logical main control node signal is received;
• Hot startup: The latency of connecting the secondary node to the network is less than 1s (common one-hop node networking scenario)