還是GPT強大,我簡單問了一下,結果直接讓我買這個,UHF 400MHz or ISM 900MHz band,10W大功率,20MHz寬頻,MIMO,adhoc mesh,自組網,完全不需要基地台和中繼器,最大可接500個node,100Mbps最高速率,支持USB,PTT使用VoIP,AES256加密,IP68防水,$5000一台:
Connector Type Year Introduced Developed By Common Applications Key Features
BNC (Bayonet Neill–Concelman) 1940s Paul Neill & Carl Concelman (Bell Labs) Test equipment, video signals, amateur radio Bayonet coupling, 50/75Ω, up to 4 GHz, quick connect/disconnect
N-Type 1940s Paul Neill (Bell Labs) Antennas, microwave systems, test equipment Threaded, weatherproof, 50/75Ω, up to 11 GHz (enhanced versions up to 18 GHz)
F-Type 1950s Eric Winston Cable TV, satellite TV, cable modems Threaded, 75Ω, up to 1–2.4 GHz, cost-effective
TNC (Threaded Neill–Concelman) 1950s Bell Labs Wi-Fi equipment, RF communications Threaded coupling, 50Ω, up to 11 GHz, improved vibration resistance
SMA (SubMiniature version A) 1960s Bendix Scintilla Company (now Amphenol) Microwave systems, GPS devices, Wi-Fi antennas, software-defined radios Threaded coupling, 50Ω, up to 18 GHz (some variants up to 26.5 GHz), compact design
SMB (SubMiniature B) 1960s Various manufacturers RF modules, GPS devices Snap-on coupling, 50/75Ω, up to 4 GHz, compact size
SMC (SubMiniature C) 1960s Various manufacturers RF modules, instrumentation Threaded coupling, 50Ω, up to 10 GHz, compact size
7/16 DIN 1970s DIN standardization High-power RF applications, cellular base stations Threaded, 50Ω, up to 7.5 GHz, robust design for high power
MCX (Micro Coaxial) 1980s European CECC 22220 standard GPS modules, Wi-Fi antennas, USB TV tuners Snap-on coupling, 50/75Ω, up to 6 GHz, 3.6 mm diameter
MMCX (Micro-Miniature Coaxial) 1990s European CECC 22000 standard GPS devices, Wi-Fi cards, in-ear monitors Snap-on with 360° rotation, 50Ω, up to 6 GHz, 2.4 mm diameter
RP-SMA (Reverse Polarity SMA) 1990s Developed to comply with FCC regulations Wi-Fi equipment, ISM band devices Threaded coupling, 50Ω, up to 6 GHz, reversed gender interface to prevent unauthorized antenna upgrades
U.FL 1991 Hirose Electric Internal Wi-Fi modules, GPS antennas in compact devices Ultra-miniature, 50Ω, up to 6 GHz, 2.0 mm diameter, ~30 mating cycles
QMA 2003 Quick Lock Formula Alliance (Huber+Suhner, Radiall, Rosenberger, Amphenol) Wireless infrastructure, industrial RF systems, test equipment Quick-lock snap-on coupling, 50Ω, up to 18 GHz, 360° rotation after mating, compact size
4.3-10 Mini DIN 2013 Huber+Suhner, Spinner, Rosenberger, Telegärtner Cellular base stations, distributed antenna systems (DAS), small cells Threaded, hand-screw, or push-pull coupling, 50Ω, up to 6 GHz (some variants up to 12 GHz), low passive intermodulation (PIM), compact and lightweight designs
#116 Re: 最近迷上了無線電和對講機,水很深啊
发表于 : 2025年 5月 22日 18:39
由 magagop
還有各種射頻線纜,最後選RG58和RG316了。
RF Cable Types
RG-6/U: Widely used in residential and commercial settings for cable and satellite TV installations. Its 75-ohm impedance matches well with video signal requirements.
RG-8/U: Suitable for high-power HF applications, offering low attenuation and robust construction.
RG-11/U: Ideal for long-distance video and cable TV installations due to its lower attenuation compared to RG-6.
RG-58/U: Ideal for general-purpose RF applications requiring flexibility and moderate performance. Commonly used in laboratory settings and for short-distance signal transmission.
RG-59/U: Commonly used for short-run video applications like CCTV; more flexible but with higher attenuation than RG-6.
RG-62/U: Designed for specific network applications requiring 93-ohm impedance, such as ARCNET.
RG-174/U: Best for applications where cable size and flexibility are critical, such as internal device wiring. However, it has higher signal loss compared to larger cables.
RG-213/U: Preferred for high-power transmissions and outdoor installations due to its low attenuation and robust construction. Common in amateur radio and base station setups.
RG-214/U: Used in military and aerospace contexts, featuring double shielding for enhanced durability.
RG-223/U: Suitable for test equipment requiring high shielding effectiveness and flexibility.
RG-316/U: Suitable for high-frequency applications where space is limited. Its high-temperature FEP jacket and silver-plated conductors make it reliable in demanding environments.
RG-400/U: Ideal for aerospace and test environments needing high-temperature resistance and flexibility.
RG-405/U: Used in microwave applications where a semi-rigid cable that maintains its shape is necessary.