Comparison of terrestrial DTV transmission systems: the ATSC 8-VSB, the DVB-T COFDM, and the ISDB-T BST-OFDM

Wu, Yiyan; Pliszka, E.; Caron, Bernard; Bouchard, Pierre; Chouinard, Gérald

doi:10.1109/11.868925

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“…The ATSC system was initially designed for MFN environment but technical advances have provided receivers able to handle strong multipath distortions [11]. The ISDB-T BST-OFDM system, which uses the same modulation and channel coding scheme as the DVB-T system, has performance advantages with respect to dynamic multipath distortion [12]. DMB-T systems seem to perform better under different channel fading models than both the practical 2K mode and the practical 8K mode DVB-T systems [13]- [15].…”

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Empirical Evaluation of the Impact of Wind Turbines on DVB-T Reception Quality

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IEEE Trans. on Broadcast.

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This paper describes the results of two extensive measurement campaigns for evaluating the potential impact of scattered signals from wind turbines on terrestrial DTV reception quality in the UHF band. A detailed description of the different propagation channels encountered is provided. Furthermore, empirical threshold carrier-to-noise requirements for Quasi Error Free reception in the DVB-T system in the area of influence of a wind farm are presented, and the situations where a significant degradation can be found are identified and characterized.

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Empirical Evaluation of the Impact of Wind Turbines on DVB-T Reception Quality

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IEEE Trans. on Broadcast.

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Terrestrial Digital Television

2003

Wiley Encyclopedia of Telecommunications

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A Terrestrial Digital Television (TDT) system broadcasts video, audio, and ancillary data services over the VHF and UHF bands. It is a wide‐band digital point‐to‐multipoint transmission system providing multi‐media services to the general public. This article briefly describes Terrestrial Digital Television systems and standards, as well as the services they can provide. The pros and cons of the digital television system versus analog television system are also discussed.

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