2012منتدى Video Assist and Video Accessories
IDX CW-1 لاسلكية لاسلكية لمواصفات ونظم استقبال وأداء ميداني
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- The IDX CW-1 operates on 5GHz frequency with HDMI input and output, supports multiple video formats including 1080p and 720p at various frame rates, and has less than 1ms frame delay.
- The system can transmit video up to 328 feet according to specifications, though real-world testing showed signal loss occurring around 350 feet in an outdoor environment.
- The transmitter consumes 3.5W maximum power via Mini USB and weights 0.7 ounces, with an optional bat addition rated for 11 hours of operation.
- Multiple wireless video products including the CW-1, Paralinx, and others use the same underlying Amimon chipset but may differ in firmware, software, power delivery, and antenna designs.
- Products based on Amimon technology vary in their implementation approach: some manufacturers use off-the-shelf modules while others integrate custom video boards and antennas with the wireless chipset.
يعتمد على
- The 2012 launch date and pricing information is historical.
- Real-world range testing was limited to indoor venue conditions initially, with outdoor testing showing signal degradation.
- The comparison to Teradek Bolt and Paralinx was based on preliminary observations rather than comprehensive side-by-side testing.
- No internal electronic specifications or detailed software analysis was provided.