I have a moving plattform from which I have to send video and data simultaneously in real time. Both links must be very robust.
The video link is Tx only from the plattform's onboard camera to the base station while the data-link is bidirectional.
I have 2 options:
1. 2 seperate devices - a video transmitter and a data transceiver ( 2 complitly seperate electronic circuits ).
2. One integrated device - A tranciever that will send and recieve data and at the same time will always transmit video.
What solution do you thing is better ?
Please answer in detail.
If you can, convert your video data into digital one and add your data into this and send it as a stream package then decode it at the end.
You can use it bidirectional..just an idea..
It is totally related to what you're asking for. Once the data is IP, the video stream will be UDP (fast, responsive but you may get
some picture freezes) and the data will be as reliable as you want, because it will use checksums and handshakes (TCP).
What is your data rate. 900 MHZ is the band 5 TV broadcast band, so you could use AM video + use the 6MHZ sound carrier for your data. . . depending on the data rate required.
Frank