Among the most notable advances
featured in the DT-100 Series is Auto Tracking, which is
now built-in to the complete line from the high end DT-130
to the more economical DT-110. This Canon-engineered and
developed feature maintains transmission during normal building
sway and movement, automatically compensating for shifting
of buildings and platforms due to vibration, wind, temperature
changes and other environmental conditions. Incorporating
technology from Canon's deep experience developing precision
optical systems for broadcast lenses, Canon's Auto Tracking
is the most advanced available today.
The narrow beam (2m at 2km, 1m at 1km) achieved with the
Auto Tracking feature is much more power efficient (25X
more) in comparison with a FSO unit without Auto Tracking,
which will spread the beam at about 5m at 1km. The narrow
beam is also the reason why Canobeam only needs to visibly
see half of the linking distance to maintain communication.
With Built-In Auto Tracking...
The optical beam axis will continually correct maintaining
proper transmission throughout. When the unit moves the
beam axis does not. No deviation of the beam assures stable
transmission.
Without Built-In Canobeam Auto Tracking...
The optical beam axis will deviate with normal building
or mount movements affecting transmission. Causes can include
temperature fluctuation, wind, vibration, normal building
sway.
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