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File Format | PDF
File Size | 14.2 MB
Pages | 278
Language | English
Category | Electronics
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Description: In addition to
several high-quality digital audio services, DAB is able to transmit programme
associated data and a host of other data services including travel and traffic
information and still and moving pictures. Dynamic multiplex management on the
network side opens up new possibilities for flexible programming.
Written in an
accessible style, Digital Audio Broadcasting provides an excellent guide for
developers in industry, planning engineers together with broadcasters, network
providers and service and content providers. For students and those wishing to
get to grips with the new concepts of digital broadcasting it will serve as a
comprehensive introduction to the field.
- Explains the
basic concepts of DAB including audio processing, data transmission and
modulation schemes and how the system can be implemented and operated
- Features new
broadcasting components such as perceptual audio coding (MPEG-1 and MPEG-2),
OFDM channel coding and modulation, multiplex management (STI) and data
transmission protocols (MOT)
- Focuses on the
practical implications for service provision and coverage planning and the new
infrastructure required in studios and broadcasting houses for multiplex and
network management
- Provides an
insight into current receiver development strategies.
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Digital Audio Broadcasting: Principles and Applications
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