DocumentCode
274414
Title
Narrow-band FM TV transmission
Author
Dobbie, W.H.
Author_Institution
British Telecom Res. Lab., Ipswich, UK
fYear
1988
fDate
23-27 Sep 1988
Firstpage
300
Lastpage
303
Abstract
FM TV signals represent an increasing proportion of satellite traffic and this trend can be expected to continue. Satellite capacity is expensive and so BTRL has been investigating ways of increasing the bandwidth efficiency of FM TV transmission. The aim is to allow four TV signals (each accompanied by at least two high quality sound signals) to be carried on four separate FM carriers in FDM by one 36 MHz transponder, instead of the maximum of two possible with PAL. Ideally, the increase in receiver dish size for overall quality comparable with half transponder PAL should be as low as possible. It is also desirable that the processing used to achieve the increased bandwidth efficiency should be as simple as possible to reduce the cost of implementation
Keywords
frequency division multiplexing; frequency modulation; satellite relay systems; television broadcasting; transponders; video signals; 36 MHz; British Telecom; FDM; FM TV signals; FM carriers; TV broadcasting; VHF; bandwidth efficiency; high quality sound signals; narrow-band FM TV transmission; satellite relay systems; satellite traffic; transponder;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Broadcasting Convention, 1988. IBC 1988., International
Conference_Location
Brighton
Print_ISBN
0-85296-368-8
Type
conf
Filename
91542
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