CUAV P900 Radio Telemetry SPECIFICATIONS
Wheelbase: Screws
Upgrade Parts/Accessories: Adapter
Tool Supplies: Cutting
Technical parameters: Value 2
Size: As description
Remote Control Peripherals/Devices: Remote Controller
Recommend Age: 12+y
RC Parts & Accs: Receivers
Quantity: 1 pcs
Origin: Mainland China
Model Number: CUAV P900 RADIO DATA TRANSMISSION MODULE
Material: Metal
Four-wheel Drive Attributes: Assemblage
For Vehicle Type: Airplanes
60KM Radio Telemetry CUAV P900 RADIO DATA Digital TRANSMISSION MODULE 1000MW 1W 2PCS For station pixhack Data Transmit
Items included:
2*P9 radio
1*3-12s power module
2*900MHz antenna
1* micro USB line
2*flight control data line
Remark:Will send according your choose
Item description:
Frequency: 902-928 MHz
Spreading Method: Frequency Hopping
Forward Error Detection: Hamming /BCH/Golay/Reed-Solomon
Error Detection: Error Detection 32 bits of CRC, ARQ
Encryption: Optional (see –AES option)
Range: 40 miles (60 km)
Sensitivity
-110 dBm @ 115.2 kbps
-108 dBm @ 172.8 kbps
-107 dBm @ 230.4 kbps
Output Power: 100mW – 1W (20-30dBm)
Serial Interface: 3.3V CMOS TTL
Serial Baud Rate: Up to 230.4 kbps asynchronous
Link Rate: 115 – 276 kbps
Operating Modes: Mesh, Auto Routing, Store and Forward,Self Healing, Packet Routing Modes
Blocking:
+/- 1 MHz > 55 dBc
+/- 2.5 MHz > 60 dBc
+/- 5 MHz > 65 dBc
> 930 MHz > 70 dBc
< 890 MHz > 70 dBc
Remote Diagnostics: Battery Voltage, Temperature, RSSI,Packet Statistics
Core Voltage: 5.0V + -0.25V
Power Consumption:
Sleep < 1mA
Idle 3.5mA
Rx: 35mA to 80mA
Tx : 800mA to 1200mA
Connectors:
Anternna: SMA
DATA: GH1.25-6P&USB
Environmental: -55o C – +85o C
Size: 51.2MM*38.2MM*15.5MM
Order Options
-AES: 128-bit AES Encryption (requires permit for export outside of Canada and USA.)
-ENC: Enclosed Model
P900 radio is the latest unmanned aerial vehicle data link communication module, which has the characteristics of high power, high speed, high receiving sensitivity and so on. The P900 radio data transmission module is very suitable for UAV Communication System.
