John Willett |
April 2nd, 2009 05:35 AM |
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Originally Posted by Marco Leavitt
(Post 1040633)
Interesting. What do they mean by "adaptive diversity"?
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It's another name for "antenna diversity".
The camera-mount receiver is too small to be "true" diversity as that needs a second receiver inside (true diversity is two complete receivers feeding a single output stage).
The G3 camera-mount receiver is the same size as the G2 - the second antenna is the output cable. It has a single RF section and a special circuit that monitors the two antennas and uses the one with the strongest signal.
So it's a diversity receiver, but with the two antennas being switched between a single RF stage, rather than two antennas and two RF stages being switched at the output of the RF stage.
It was deemed to be better this way for on-camera use, as it keeps the size of the receiver down.
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