The brand new Mobile Transmitter has been designed to overcome typical problems when using wireless equipment in difficult environmental conditions.  Thanks to its COFDM modulation and MPEG2 compression the signals are transmitted several hundred meters in urban areas, either in 2.4GHz or in 5.8GHz, without any disturbance.

"Maximum Ratio Combining" is a state of the art technology used by VTQ for its Diversity Receiver.  Several antennas and the intelligent evaluation technology ensure the best combination of hard and software, with the result of the best possible and undisturbed video quality.  If both units are used in connection with the powerful 10W transmitter a complete monitoring system including relay stations is set up very fast and easily.  The area to be covered can range from a few hundred meters up to many kilometres or even an entire city.

A large variety of systems with different frequencies, indoor and outdoor units, OEM modules and tailor made devices gives the user all possibilities.

Once more VTQ is demonstrating its ability to be one of the leading innovators on the market for wireless transmission systems.  The company is developing and manufacturing professional microwave devices since more than a decade.

See VTQ at Security Essen 2006, Hall 2.0 / Booth 230

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