"Fundamental Technologies for Digital Television Broadcasting; (2) Broadcasting Systems".

Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting (DTTB)

A report on the digital terrestrial television broadcasting system (ISDB-T: Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting-Terrestrial) was presented to the Minister of Post and Telecommunication by the Telecommunications Technology Council (TTC) in May 1999 after the largescale field trials conducted by the Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB). At the ITU-R Study Group 11 Meeting in...

Digital Broadcasting Systems Intended for Am Bands

Java Technologies in Broadcasting

The Internet, as a leading communication system, was – up to a few years ago – the only and ultimate channel for providing sophisticated data information services. Several internet technologies were developed and tested, leading to the introduction of new techniques for distributing data. Web technologies (e.g. Java, TCP/IP, XML and HTML) became the de-facto solutions for distributing data over...

Terrestrial Television Broadcasting in Bands above 2 Ghz

Experimental amplitude-modulation terrestrial television broadcasting systems in Band 10 at 12 GHz have been set up in the Federal Republic of Germany [CCIR, 1974-78a], in the Netherlands [CCIR, 1974-78b], and in Switzerland [CCIR, 1974-78c] for system G, and in Japan for system M [CCIR, 1974-78d and e]. Further, an operational station for the same broadcasting system has been working in Japan ...

Digital Video Broadcasting

The Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) Project was founded in 1993 by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) with the goal of standardizing digital television services. Its initial standard for satellite delivery of digital television, dubbed DVB-S, used a concatenation of an outer (204,188) byte shortened Reed Solomon code and an inner constraint length 7, variable rate (r ra...