Analogue TV until recently, early twenty-first century, was fully analog and way to reach viewers was through the radio air waves in the bands of VHF and UHF . Soon came the cable network that distributed channels cities. This distribution is also done with analog signal, the cable re des

The satellite, that allows the arrival of the signal to remote areas of difficult access, development, from technology launches, allowing commercial exploitation for the distribution of television signals. The satellite performs two key functions, links to allow signals from one point to another of the world, using microwave links, and the distribution of the signal distribution.
Each of these types of emissions has its advantages and disadvantages, while the cable guaranteed to arrive in optimum signal without interference of any kind, requires an expensive installation and a center to perform the embedded signals, known as the header. You can only understand a cable run in towns where the crush of people make profitable investment of the necessary infrastructure. Another advantage of cable is to have a return path for creating interactive services independent of other systems (usually for other broadcast uses the phone line for the return journey). The satellite, high cost in building and launching can reach places inaccessible and remote. It also has the advantage of services available to viewers, which enable the commercial exploitation and cost efficiency. Communication satellite is one of the most important military logistics and many operating systems used in civil have a strategic background to justify the economic investment. Radio transmission is the most popular and more widespread. The inversion of the distribution network signal is not very expensive and can, through the network of repeaters necessary to reach remote areas, rural in nature. The signal is much less immune to noise and in many cases the reception suffers. But is the normal broadcast TV signals.
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