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  • Adopting a low-power 64 bit A8 chip ensures stable and reliable acquisition and transmission of wireless transmission signals.
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  • Adopting F-odfm technology effectively improves the spectrum utilization and peak throughput of the system bandwidth.
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  • Adopting 256QAM encoding modulation method, the delay of control and audio signals is less than 3ms.
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