This document discusses digital radio broadcasting using DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) technology. It provides an overview of DRM, its features and benefits, as well as examples of DRM installations around the world using Ampegon transmitters. Specific points covered include DRM's ability to work in AM and VHF bands, its audio quality and multimedia capabilities, and its role in complementing other digital radio standards.
Introduction to iptv solution for hotel apartment mall hospitalA H M A D I (madi)
Local IPTV, also known as Building IPTV, is designed to distribute television and video across building or campus networks over a local area network (LAN). The content is injected directly into the building LAN firewall. For rganisations, this has three fundamental advantages over consumer-oriented forms of IPTV:
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• It allows much more stringent access control not just by channel, but by business unit, department, group, or even individual user.
• It does not consume any internet bandwidth, which is far more costly than LAN bandwidth.
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Introduction to iptv solution for hotel apartment mall hospitalA H M A D I (madi)
Local IPTV, also known as Building IPTV, is designed to distribute television and video across building or campus networks over a local area network (LAN). The content is injected directly into the building LAN firewall. For rganisations, this has three fundamental advantages over consumer-oriented forms of IPTV:
• It leverages the comparatively limitless bandwidth of organisational LANs to deliver much higher quality to many more users.
• It allows much more stringent access control not just by channel, but by business unit, department, group, or even individual user.
• It does not consume any internet bandwidth, which is far more costly than LAN bandwidth.
A PowerPoint presentation about clay - the three types/classification of clay, the stages of clay before and after firing and other key terms used in ceramics
We take pride in introducing ourselves to your esteemed organization. We are engaged in the business of providing Walkie Talkie and other Telecom and Security Solutions to our clients.
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http://debateSEC.secardiologia.es
Proyecto InnovaSEC
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Open Channel has applied for permission to conduct a 3-year DRM+ trial on the FM band in Copenhagen from April 2019.
DRM+ (Mode E) is a new digital radio broadcasting standard above 30 MHz up to 240 MHz.
DRM+ provides bitrates between 37.2 and 186.3 kbit/s depending on robustness level, using QPSK or 16QAM modulations and 100 kHz bandwidth.
This is work done by MURTADHA ALI NSAIF SHUKUR student at MMU Mullana, Ambala, Haryana, India. With the help my teacher ( Dr.H.P.Sinha HOD (ECE) ) thank for Dr. H.P. sinha and all my teachers for help me. thank you
We take pride in introducing ourselves to your esteemed organization. We are engaged in the business of providing Walkie Talkie and other Telecom and Security Solutions to our clients.
We are capable of giving all types of telecom spares with respect to Walkie Talkie and other Telecom and Security Products, viz: Telephone Handsets, Cords, Batteries, PTTs, Hand Held Metal Detector Chargers and Batteries, Door Frame Metal Detector Spares, etc. We do undertake maintenance contracts of various equipment with our staff of Technical Engineers and Technicians.
In this webinar, Fight CRC Medical Advisory Board member, Heather Hampel, MS, LGC, will discuss the major sub-types of hereditary colon cancer, the types of genetic tests that by be useful for you and your family, and what to do with your test results.
Many colorectal cancer patients take chemotherapy as part of their treatment plan. Join Ashley Glode, Pharm.D, as she discusses chemo information and education, supportive care management for patients, and toxicity monitoring. She will discuss the importance of communicating with your doctors and care team to ensure you stay safe and comfortable throughout your treatment plan.
Innovación y Calidad en el Sistema Nacional de Salud
Miércoles, 25 de Junio de 2014 17:00h
http://debateSEC.secardiologia.es
Proyecto InnovaSEC
Dr. Josep Brugada Terradellas
Coordinador del proyecto SEC: InnovaSEC
Nancy Campbell, MS, an exercise physiologist with Dana-Farber's Adult Survivorship Program, provides some tips and exercises that can help manage the symptoms of neuropathy. This presentation was originally given on March 27, 2013 through Dana-Farber's Blum Resource Center.
Open Channel has applied for permission to conduct a 3-year DRM+ trial on the FM band in Copenhagen from April 2019.
DRM+ (Mode E) is a new digital radio broadcasting standard above 30 MHz up to 240 MHz.
DRM+ provides bitrates between 37.2 and 186.3 kbit/s depending on robustness level, using QPSK or 16QAM modulations and 100 kHz bandwidth.
This is work done by MURTADHA ALI NSAIF SHUKUR student at MMU Mullana, Ambala, Haryana, India. With the help my teacher ( Dr.H.P.Sinha HOD (ECE) ) thank for Dr. H.P. sinha and all my teachers for help me. thank you
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Ampegon and its Digital Competence in AM Radio Broadcasting and DRM
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Ampegon and it‘s digital
competance in AM Radio
Broadcasting and DRM
Gerhard Filipp
Area Sales Manager Africa
2. 2
JOINT INTEREST’S
1. INTRODUCTION OF AMPEGON
2. INTRODUCTION OF DRM – CONSORTIUM
3. What is DRM
4. DRM Features
5. Other digital Standards
6. Broadcasting Equipment
7. Digital Radio Statios Worldwide
8. Digital Radio in Africa
9. DRM receiver
10. DRM – Rebroadcasting in FM
11. DRM Applications
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From
Thomson Broadcast AG
Name change November 2012: Our new Identity
to
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Heritage of Excellence
1st Mediumwave
Transmitter
Invention
of PSM
1st Shortwave
Transmitters
500 kW SW
PSM TX
Solid State
MW TX
Rotatable
Antenna
DRM
HPVS for Fusion
Research
CSF
Compagnie Générale de Télégraphie Sans Fil LGT
Cancer treatment
with Hadrons
2012
2010
2000
1990
1980
1970
1960
1950
1940
1930
1920
1910
5. 5
Product Portfolio Radio Transmission
Most comprehensive and innovative AM radio product portfolio
• Photovoltaic (PV) Power
Plants
• RF Amplifiers
• High Voltage Power
Supplies
• Digital Low Level RF
Transmission
Systems
• Shortwave Transmitters
• Mediumwave
Transmitters
• DRM Equipment
• Broadcast Control
Systems
• Transmission Auxiliaries
Scientific
Applications
Green
Technologies
• SW Broadcast Antennas
• LW/MW Broadcast
Antennas
• LF/VLF Antennas
• Towers and Masts
Antenna
Systems
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6. • 3rd & 4th Generation
Synchrotron Light
Sources (electron
acceleration)
• Particle Accelerators
• Cancer treatment with
heavy ion acceleration
• Cancer treatment with
proton Acceleration
6
Engagement in Science and Research
Fusion
Research
• Plasma Heating for
• ICRH (Ion Cyclotron
Resonance Heating)
• ECRH (Electron Cyclotron
Resonance Heating)
• NBI (Neutral Beam
Injection)
• LH (Lower Hybrid Heating
and Current Drive)
Medical
Applications
Accelerator
Research Labs
• Nuclear Waste Disposal
• Diamond Mining
• Tube test stand
Industrial
Applications
• Solutions for various medical, research and industrial applications
• High Voltage Power Supplies (HVPS) up to 200 kV / 130 A
• RF amplifiers up to 2 MW at frequencies up to 1300 MHz
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7. • Founded in 1998 to promote the adoption of the DRM
standard worldwide
• Not-for-profit
• Around 100 international members
(broadcasters, manufacturers, network operators,
regulators, research institutes, etc.)
• Experts and technologists ready to give expert,
objective advice on the technology
• Open to companies, organisations, associations and individuals who can join at any time
For joining write to: projectoffice@drm.org
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http://www.drm.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/DRM-Introduction-Implementation-Guide.pdf
8. • Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) is the only global open digital radio system which can be used
in all frequency bands (AM and VHF).
• DRM system can be used to cover large geographic
areas as well as rural and local markets and when on the
move. A low power local service option is also available.
• DRM receivers are simple and easy to use with better
audio quality and Multimedia applications.
• It is a system that complements and works seamlessly
with other digital standards.
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DRM above 30 MHz VHF
(Band I, II – FM band, III)
DRM below 30 MHz LF, MF, HF
(or LW, MW, SW) – the AM bands
BOTH MODES (DRM30 and DRM+)
SHARE ALL DRM FEATURES!
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• DMB is an option to
integrate Radio in DVB-
T/T2 standard
• only in frequency band III
available (30MHz-3GHz)
• disadvantages in mobility
(Car Radio max. 80km/h
with Diversity Antenna)
• Lost against DAB in
Europe
• High investment and
maintenance
• Specific Radio receiver
not available
• Standard developed for US
Market (IBOC)
• HDR available in FM and MW
frequency band
• Hybrid Mode (simulcast
operation ) with limited digital
advantages
• Good audio quality requires
dubble Bandwith
• DAB/DAB+ designed to
replace FM
• only in frequency band III
and L-Band
• Popular in Europe (England,
DACH)
• Low coverage require much
more stations than FM
Network (180 St. In England)
• High investment and
maintenance
• DAB receiver high power
consumption
11. • More choice for listeners
– Up to 4 programs on 1 frequency
– Simulcast analog / digital
• Excellent audio quality
– No distortion
– Stereo and 5.1 surround sound
• Good coverage area and robust signal
– Supporting SFN (Single Frequency Networks)
– Green and energy efficient
• Automatic tuning
– by station name, no longer by frequency
– re-tunes when leaving coverage area
• Emergency warning and alert
– All stations switch, present audio
and text information
• Multimedia applications (Rich information sent along with audio)
– Text Messages Programme accompanying labels (Unicode)
– EPG (Electronic Program Guide). What’s up now and next;
Search for programs and schedule recording
– Journaline Text based information service (Unicode),
supporting all classes of receivers, triggers interactivity
and geo-awareness
– MOT Slideshow Programme accompanying images and animation
– TPEG / TMC Traffic Information
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12. For Monthly DRM updates subscribe to: www.drm.org/newsletters ; For any inquiries or comments, please write to: projectoffice@drm.org
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Engineering – System
Optimization
Transmitter Feeder Lines Antenna Radiation Perfect Coverage
Shortwave Transmitter Range
100 kW, 250/300 kW, 500 kW
• Largest coverage including International
Services
• Exceptional overall efficiency
• Menu-driven control system
• Computer assisted operation
• Digital signal processing
• Full remote control facilities
• All transmitters DRM ready
10 kW to 250 kW Mediumwave
Transmitter Line
• Large coverage
• MW transmitters with the best DRM
performance
• Highest overall efficiency
• Tolerance design of all major components
• Options for energy-saving operation modes
(E-AMC, AMC, DCC, DRM)
• Fully integrated automatic DRM operation
• Elegant all-in-one design including mains
transformer
• 1st class references from major broadcasters
worldwide
14. DRM Product Line – Skywave Family
13January 13
LW/MW SW Linear TX SFN
DRM Content Management and Multiplex Generation
DRM Content Server TXW 5128D x x x x
DRM Modulator and Exciter
Digital Synthesizer TXW 5323D x x x x
DRM Measurement
Professional Monitoring Receiver DT 700 x x x x
DRM FM Re-Broadcast
DRM FM TFM3-30 x x
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Hardware based on Synthesizer TXW 5323
15. 15
Setup
1.One DRM transmission with two audio service included (green / blue)
2.Text Message and Journaline possible (data service in yellow 4.8 kBps)
3.10 kHz DRM bandwidth
4.Audio bit rate 2 x 14.7 kBps -> parametric stereo.
Radio Transmissions: DRM Setup
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Station Control System: Master Series II
Offering solutions tailored to meet any automation needs
17. Long-/Mediumwave Broadcasting
Antennas
• Base-fed and shunt-fed monopoles
• Base-fed and shunt-fed towers
• Anti-fading antennas
• Associated RF circuits
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A full spectrum of frequency ranges &
configurations
Shortwave Broadcasting
Antennas
• Fixed curtain antennas
• Rotatable curtain antennas
• Fixed log-periodic antennas
• Rotatable / Inclinable log-periodic
antennas
• Omni-directional antennas
• Associated RF circuits
Our response to modern and reliable
broadcasting
AM Broadcasting Antennas
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Shortwave Transmitters on air since 1996
Bhutan
1 x 100 kW
Mauritania
1 x 250 kW
Saudi
Arabia
2 x 500 kW
Austria
2 x 100 kW
Germany
7 x 500 kW
(modulators)Canada
4 x 250 kW
Egypt
2 x 500 kW
India
5 x 250 kW
Korea
1 x 100 kW
5 x 100 kW
(modulators)
Malaysia
1 x 250 kW
Nigeria
8 x 250 kW
2 x 100 kW
Pakistan
3 x 100 kW
Spain
6 x 250 kW
Sri Lanka
1 x 300 kW
Thailand
5 x 250 kW
Tunisia
4 x 500 kW
Oman
3 x 250 kW
Vatican
1 x 500 kW
China
35 x 500 kW
Portugal
3 x 300 kW
3 x 250 kW
Sudan
2 x 100 kW
Taiwan
2 x 250 kW
5 x 300 kW
Libya
2 x 500 kW
2 x 100 kW
Philippines
2 x 250 kW
(modulators)
New Zealand
1 x 100 kW
Afghanistan
1 x 100 kW
Bangladesh
1 x 100 kW
1 x 250 kW
Belgium
1 x 100 kW
French Guiana
1 x 250 kW
Kuwait
3 x 500 kWBonaire
2 x 500 kW
Tchad
1 x 250 kW
Usbekistan
1 x 100 kW Japan
4 x 300 kW
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DRM Installations since 2003
Ampegon Transmitters for Regular Digital (DRM) Operation
France
1 x 25 kW MW (DRM Ready)
3 x 20 kW MW (DRM Ready)
1 x 10 kW MW (DRM Ready)
Canada
2 x 250 kW SW
Portugal
3 x 250 kW SW
Sri Lanka
1 x 300 kW SW
1 x 400 kW MW
Kuwait
1 x 500 kW SW Thailand
1 x 250 kW SW
Vatican
1 x 50 kW MW
1 x 600 kW MW (linear)
1 x 500 kW SW
China
2 x 10 kW MW
6 x 50 kW MW
6 x 500 kW SW
New Zealand
1 x 100 kW SW
1 x 50 kW MW
Taiwan
1 x 10 kW MW
1 x 20 kW MW
1 x 50 kW MW
Belgium
1 x 100 kW SW
Sudan
2 x 10 kW MW
1 x 50 kW MW
French Guiana
1 x 250 kW SW
Libya
2 x 100 kW SW
Bhutan
1 x 100 kW
SW
Nigeria
2 x 20 kW MW
3 x 50 kW MW
3 x 250 kW SW
Bonaire
2 x 500 kW SW
Austria
2 x 100 kW SW
India
1 x 100 kW MW
1 x 250 kW SW
2 x 1000 kW MW
Australia
2 x 250 kW SW
South Africa
1 x 50 kW MW
Korea
1 x 100 kW SW
Usbekistan
1 x 100 kW
Japan
1 x 300 kW SW
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Overview of Recent Shortwave
Projects DRM equiped
• 3 x 250 kW SW near Abujia, Nigeria,
including one rotatable antenna
4/4/1.0, commissioned 2012
• One 100 kW SW TX near Tashkent,
Uzbekistan, commissioned 2012.
• One x 250 kW SW near Dhaka,
Bangladesh, including one rotatable
antenna 2/2/0.5, commissioned 2012
• 4 x 250 kW SW TX for Japan, The
first one will be commissioned Mid
2013.
• 5 x 300 kW SWTX and 5 rigid dipole
Antennas are under installation in
Taiwan.
• Several SW Transmitters for KBS
Korea are under installation.
22. • Libya: SW Station DRM equipped,
• Sudan : MW Station DRM equipped
• Interest in Southern Africa: First SW DRM transmission
in October 2011 of EU live radio debate from Ascension Island
to Western Africa (to and from Brazil)
– feedback from Angola and S. Africa (also from Brazil!).
• DRM Consortium has contributed to S. Africa government consultation
• Mozambique : seems to have opted for DRM in its digitisation plans
• Nigeria : new transmitter site in Abuja ( March 2012 inaugurated) ,
dayly DRM test transmission
DRM Projects in planning stage:
RSA : Ghana: Project delayed
Lesotho: Trial Summer 2013 Angola: DRM with FM re-broadcasting
Kenya: Project delayed Botswana: showed interest inTrial
Tanzania: Project delayed Namibia: showed interest to revamp SW Station
How ready is Africa
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Government Interest for Implementation
• Government interest to reach out entire country including rural areas
• extend Broadcasting Services to International coverage
• being independent from any Satellite gatekeeper
• Using DRM Transmission for education purposes
• Improving Audio quality to listeners
• Quick and fast Data Broadcasting for emergency warnings in Text,
Picture and Journaline
• cost efficient transmission by using latest proof of technology
• easy change from analogue to digital mode
• using DRM as carrier for FM re-broadcasting Networks , especially in
rural areas
• No need to apply new frequencies, old Licensees can be used
Key Actions for Implementation:
• Government to provide masterplan for digital radio Implementation
• Providing Funds for national Projects
• Government to subsidies digital Receiver and its marketing
• call attention the masses in offering additional services
• Get private Industry interested in producing DRM Receiver (Chipset
available)
24. Continued use of existing transmission systems
Continued use of existing frequency planning
Reduced operating costs (energy savings) per transmission
Opportunities for added-value services with data, text and other services
Increased audience interest, resulting from audio quality improvement and
additional services
Increased advertising interest, resulting from increased audience
Independent editorial control
Control of coverage area
Rapid and short-term flexibility when required (e.g. power, transmission
time, target area, ....)
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Broadcaster Interest for Implementation:
25. • DRM has shown new receivers (IBC, Asia, Brazil)
• Big chipset manufacturers joined DRM: FS, KeyStone,
Dibcom/Parrot – one all standards solution
• Receiver’s manufacturer’s joining: JVC Kenwood
• Handheld (NewStar), Mobile (Intel, Nokia), Car (Visteon, Delphi)
under development
• First USB DRM30 and DRM+ sticks available soon
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DRM – Rebroadcasting in FM
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DRM
Receiver
FM Transmitter 1
2
Long
distance
RF signal
DRM30
FM Transmitter
Service A
Service B
DRM-RD FM-Exciter / Amplifier
Audio Interface
2 x analog Stereo
DRM-FM
RF signal
FM 1
RF signal
FM 2
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1. Program distribution by SW, MW / DRM for Rebroadcasting in FM
2. Independent Operation (Independent from Satellites)
3. Extensive coverage with DRM30
4. Digital audio quality and full feature list in the DRM coverage
5. DRM and FM reception of the program possible in the coverage
area
6. Low power consumption => stand alone solution in a remote
areas with solar energy and battery
7. One DRM transmission can feed two FM audio programs
8. DRM receiver and two full featured FM Exciter included.
9. FM-RF amplifier and antenna can be individually selected,
depending on the target area for the coverage (to be added).
10. Ideal solution for FM-Gap filling in remote areas with Low power
FM.
11. Listeners can use old FM receiver
Advantages of DRM Re-broadcasting in FM
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Example
New Zealand
• Radio New Zealand International installed a 100 kW DRM
shortwave broadcast transmitter in Rangitaiki in 2005
• At this moment, Radio New Zealand International is
broadcasting 20 hours per day in DRM to all the
Pacific islands
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30. Example of DRM application: Journaline® at Olympics 2008
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DATAAUDIO
RSS feed
with different languages
and different services
simultaneously, i.e.
-SPORTS NEWS,
-WHEATHER FORECAST
-WORLD NEWS
-TOURIST INFORMATION
In English, German, Chinese
Content Content Server DRM TRANSMISSION DRM RX
text-to-speech
1 transmitter with only 100kW DRM power
covers all Olympic sites
31. New application diveemo
Main advantages
One single transmitter can reach millions of people anywhere, anytime and with unlimited coverage possibilities
ranging from 100 km² up to well over 5’000’000 km² depending on the transmission system
Diveemo offers free-of-charge reception and is independent of any gatekeepers and third party providers like satellites
and cable networks or internet
Diveemo keep citizens living abroad informed and up-to-date about what is going on in their home country
One video stream can be accompanied by several audio streams, allowing for synchronous multi-language support
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Diveemo is a new application based on DRM It enables small-scale video
and audio services for cost efficient large area distribution of information
and education programs
Video
Source
Ampegon DRM
ContentServer
with Diveemo
Encoder
Ampegon DRM
Transmission
System
Uniwave
DRM Receiver
Live
Program
or File
MDI
Stream
DRM Signal
On-Air