Leakages from devices of CATV system

Sadowski, Maciej

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2018.07.108

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“…The authors of [14] emphasized the need to monitor leakage in both aeronautical and broadband frequencies. In [15], leakage from cable TV network components was measured using a monitoring receiver and an active directional antenna.…”

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Detecting and Locating Signal Leakages from Cable TV Networks – A Case Study

Taha,

Vári

2023

International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications

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Detecting and Locating Signal Leakages from Cable TV Networks – A Case Study

Taha,

Vári

2023

International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications

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“…In Poland [23], the researchers used a monitoring receiver and an active directional antenna to measure leakage from several components of a cable TV network operating at a site. The leakage field strength was first measured at a certain distance from the equipment and employed as a threshold level, and then the leakage field strength was measured near the leaking source.…”

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On the Challenges of Mutual Interference between Cable Television Networks and Mobile Fixed Communication Networks in the Digital Dividend Bands

Taha¹,

Vári²,

Nagy³

2022

Infocommunications journal

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Recently, the issue of monitoring and repairing leakage from cable television networks have re-emerged, particularly after the International Telecommunication Union released a part of the ultra-high frequency spectrum to mobile broadband services. The newly allocated spectrum, known as the digital dividend bands, was traditionally used throughout Europe for digital TV broadcasting. The emerging problem is the mutual interference between the new frequency spectrum utilized by the Mobile/Fixed Communication Networks and the band used by cable TV providers to offer their services. This article is a brief overview and a starting point for extensive research in this area. We started with a simple description of the cable television system and mobile/fixed communication networks focusing on the aspects associated with ingress and egress interference issues. We also discussed the approaches for detecting and measuring mutual interference and reviewed the relevant literature. This article is concluded with some proposed measures for reducing or mitigating mutual interference.

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Data Acquisition System with GPRS Transmission for Monitoring Temperature of RF Power Amplifiers

Wojtkowski

Zankiewicz

2018

2018 26th Telecommunications Forum (TELFOR)

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Leakages from devices of CATV system

Cited by 3 publications

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Detecting and Locating Signal Leakages from Cable TV Networks – A Case Study

Detecting and Locating Signal Leakages from Cable TV Networks – A Case Study

On the Challenges of Mutual Interference between Cable Television Networks and Mobile Fixed Communication Networks in the Digital Dividend Bands

Data Acquisition System with GPRS Transmission for Monitoring Temperature of RF Power Amplifiers

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