Abstract :
Three major allocation issues involving the broadcasting and broadcasting-satellite services that will be discussed at the 1992 World Administrative Radio Conference (WARC-92) are examined. They are expansion of frequencies for conventional high-frequency (shortwave) broadcasting, new frequencies for both satellite and terrestrial digital audio (radio) broadcasting to handheld and automobile receivers, and new frequencies for studio-quality high-definition television broadcasting from satellites. The bands that are viable candidates for these services are discussed.<>
Keywords :
digital radio systems; direct broadcasting by satellite; frequency allocation; high definition television; mobile radio systems; radio broadcasting; television broadcasting; 1992 World Administrative Radio Conference; automobile receivers; digital audio broadcasting; frequency allocation; handheld receivers; high-definition television broadcasting; high-frequency broadcasting; radio broadcasting; satellite broadcasting; shortwave broadcasting; terrestrial broadcasting; Digital audio broadcasting; Frequency; Hafnium; Proposals; Radio broadcasting; Radio spectrum management; Region 1; Satellite broadcasting; TV broadcasting; Transmitters;
