L C band RF Ethernet Video Data Transceiver

We require an RF OEM transceiver with these features:

• Sakup sa Frequency: L Band and C Band (1200-1800 MHz and 4400-5000MHz)
• RF Bandwidth: 2M/5M/10M/20M/40MHz
• Gahum sa Output: 36-40 dBm (4W and 10W 2×2 Mimo)
• Sensitibo sa Pagdawat: L Band-97dBm Max, C band -90 dBm Max
• Modulation Support: OFDM: DSSS/CCK BPSK/QPSK, COFDM: BPSK/QPSK/16-QAM/64-QAM
• Layer 2 // ETH Port
• Encryption: AES256
• Input sa Power: 12V-26V DC
• Operating Temperatura: -40℃ ~ +65℃

We also prefer FHSS. Are there any products with these specifications? In that case, would you be able to provide the datasheet? Even if you don’t currently produce products with these features, let’s discuss the possibility of future development.

The device described by the specifications is aTaas nga gahum, ruggedized, dual-band wireless communication system designed forluwas, Long-Range, high-throughput data transmission in challenging environments. Here’s a breakdown of its key features and typical applications:

Panguna nga mga Tampok & Pagtuki

1. Mga Frequency Bands:
   • L Band (1200–1800 MHz): Better penetration through obstacles, suitable for non-line-of-sight (NLOS) scenarios (E.g., forests, urban areas).
   • C Band (4400–5000 MHz): Higher bandwidth for faster data rates but shorter range; ideal for line-of-sight (Ce) mga link.
2. RF Bandwidth Flexibility (2–40 MHz): Balances data throughput and range. Wider bandwidths (E.g., 40 MHz) enable high-speed applications, while narrower ones extend range or reduce interference.
3. High Output Power (4W–10W, 2×2 Mimo): Supports long-distance links (potentially tens of kilometers). MIMO improves spectral efficiency and reliability through spatial diversity.
4. Sensitibo sa Pagdawat: Excellent for detecting weak signals (-97 dBm in L Band, -90 dBm in C Band), critical for maintaining links in low-signal conditions.
5. Modulation Schemes:
   • Legacy Support: DSSS/CCK (used in older Wi-Fi/802.11b) for backward compatibility.
   • Modern Standards: OFDM/COFDM with up to 64-QAM for high-speed data (similar to LTE/Wi-Fi 802.11ac).
6. Layer 2 Ethernet Port: Acts as a wireless bridge, connecting wired networks (E.g., LANs) over a wireless link.
7. AES-256 Encryption: Ensures secure data transmission, aligning with military/enterprise-grade requirements.
8. Rugged Design:
   • Input sa Power (12–26V DC): Compatible with vehicles (12V/24V systems) or industrial DC sources.
   • Operating Temperatura (-40°C to +65°C): Survives extreme environments (arctic cold to desert heat).

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Kasagaran nga gigamit nga mga kaso

1. Military/Defense Tactical Networks:
   • Luwas, mobile field communications for command centers, tambo, or vehicle-to-vehicle links.
   • Survivable in electronic warfare (dual-band redundancy mitigates jamming).
2. Public Safety & Emergency Response:
   • Rapid deployment for disaster recovery (E.g., connecting temporary command posts, hospitals).
   • Fire/police departments requiring reliable NLOS links in urban/rural areas.
3. Industrial & Remote Site Connectivity:
   • Oil/gas pipelines, pagmina, or wind farms needing backhaul for SCADA/IoT sensors.
   • Replaces fiber/cable in hard-to-reach locations.
4. Cellular Backhaul:
   • Cost-effective alternative to wired backhaul for 4G/5G small cells in rural areas.
5. Pagbantay & Border Security:
   • Transmitting HD video from remote cameras or UAVs (using high-bandwidth C Band).
6. Transportation & Maritime:
   • Ship-to-shore or train-to-base communications leveraging L Band’s NLOS capabilities.

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Why This Device?

• Dual-Band Versatility: Switch between L Band (range/resilience) and C Band (paspas) as needed.
• MIMO Performance: Doubles capacity/reliability for critical data (video, VoIP, telemetry).
• Ruggedness: Deployable in mobile/outdoor settings without climate-controlled enclosures.

This system is ideal for organizations needingluwas, high-speed wireless links in austere or dynamic environments where traditional infrastructure is impractical.