Coexistence and Mutual Interference between Mobile and Broadcasting Systems

Interference Analysis between Mobile Radio and Digital Terrestrial Television in the Digital Dividend Spectrum

“…The theoretical analysis of co-channel interference between mobile system and digital terrestrial television has been presented in [6][7][8]. This is followed by experimental studies based on Monte Carlo simulations, aiming to define co-existence thresholds.…”

Influence of mobile network interfering products on DVB-T/H broadcasting services

“…Future work will also be focused on creating an appropriate application (database), which will enable to determine potential scenarios (based on the frequencies of different services and the level of their signals), when interactions between mobile and DVB services occur. Moreover, we are also considering extending our research with real transmission scenarios [4], [11], [15], [16].…”

“…Furthermore, the intra system and inter system interference model has also been studied, when a very perspective LTE (Long Term Evolution) and classical WIMAX coexist [8]. In [10] and [11], the authors were testing the interferences influences on the DVB-T signals transmitted over a simulated AWGN (Gaussian) channel. On the other hand, in [12] and [13], signal distortions on the DVB-T system caused by GSM, UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) and LTE are explored.…”

Cross Border Interference between IMT-Advanced and DVB-T in the Digital Dividend Band

“…Our paper is inspired by the limitations of recent compatibility studies [5][6][7][8][9]. Although the radio interference effects of Long Term evolution-Advanced (LTE-A) base station (BS) and user equipment (UE) on DVB-T receivers were examined in [5], reverse interference was not investigated.…”

“…However, the results were inexact, since the study did not utilize an E-UTRAspecified SEM [10] and system specifications were not provided, making testing (or implementation) of the results impossible. Finally, in [9] an inter-system performance measurement was conducted by developing a methodology based on a previous technical report [11]. This study revolved around co-channel interference, and adjacent channel interference was only suggested for future work; furthermore, only urban deployment was assessed.…”