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Teradek Orbit Zero-Delay, 4K, HDR Wireless Video

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Teradek has announced the new Orbit, a zero-delay, 4K, HDR wireless video solution for broadcast with a range of up to 2km.

Key features

  • Wireless 4K HDR video with < 1 ms latency
  • Lossless 10-bit, 4:2:2 image quality
  • Up to 2km line of sight
  • Fixed Frequency Selection
  • License-free 5GHz operation
  • AES-256 and RSA 1024 encryption
  • Tally and IFB
  • 12G-SDI & HDMI I/O
  • Gold & V-Mount models
  • iOS application
  • Support for 4.9 GHz Public Safety band
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The Orbit line of products utilizes Teradek’s patented Joint Source Channel Coding (JSCC) combined with both MIMO and OFDM, to encode and transmit video over the 4.9 – 5.8 GHz bands. The JSCC approach enables full utilization of 40MHz / 20MHz channel capacity. Sustained image quality is visually lossless and offers far better handling of channel interference compared to traditional discrete H.264/ HEVC encoding and OFDM / MIMO transmission methods. This results in an extremely robust wireless link that transmits pristine 10-bit 4:2:2 4K video with less than 1ms latency.

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Orbit is specially designed to make broadcast workflows more efficient. Integrated Tally and IFB streamlines communication between camera operators, crew members, and video subjects in live environments, while its 7-pin LEMO connector offers RS-232 and RS-422 connectivity for remote control of PTZ and ENG cameras.

Orbit can transmit common video frame rates and resolutions, from NTSC / PAL to 4Kp60. It can broadcast to multiple to receivers simultaneously, with each capable of outputting independent resolutions and frame rates as desired.

Using the free iOS and Android application, users can rapidly configure the system’s settings, including manual selection of an operating channel for frequency coordination applications.

The Teradek Orbit begins shipping Fall 2019 and is available with Gold- or V-mount battery plates.

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