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Digital Radio
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Contents
Main
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FOREWORD
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1 Introduction
2 What is Digital Radio?
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3 Why Digital Radio?
4 Terrestrial Transmission Systems
4.1 DRM Digital Radio Mondiale
4.1.1 Key Features of the System Design for the Markets to be Served by the DRM System
4.1.2 Brief Description of the DRM System
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DRM Source Decoding
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4.1.3 Transmitter Considerations
4.1.4 DRM+
4.2 DAB Eureka 147
4.2.1 System Development
4.2.2 Principal Advantages and Challenges
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4.2.3 DAB Development Worldwide as of 2006
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4.2.4 Infrastructure Requirements
4.2.5 Synergies with Other Systems
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4.2.6 Future Developments of DAB
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4.2.7 Types of Receivers
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Table 4.2: List of manufacturers and their DAB products
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4.3 Japan's Digital Radio Broadcasting (ISDB-TSB)
4.3.1 Overview
4.3.2 The Methods
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Spectra
Data Segment
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CP (a) 1-segment format
CP (b) 3-segment format
Table 4.4: Information bit rates for the triple-segment transmission*
4.3.3 Characteristics
4.3.4 Receivers
4.3.5 Overview of Services
4.3.6 Outlook for the Future
4.4 iBiquity HD Radio System
4.4.1 HD Radio Standards Activity
4.4.2 HD Radio AM and FM Receivers
4.4.3 HD Radio System Technical Design Overview
4.4.4 Core Services
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4.4.6 Receiver Systems
4.4.7 Features Common to North American Digital Radio Systems
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4.4.8 Infrastructure Requirements
Courtesy: iBiquity Digital
4.5 Issues related to Terrestrial Systems
4.5.1 Spectrum Availability
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4.5.2 The Implications of Simulcasting
4.5.3 Coverage
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5 Satellite Transmission
5.1 WorldSpace ITU-R System D
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5.1.1 Receiver Systems
5.2 SIRIUS Satellite Radio / XM Satellite Radio
5.2.1 Sirius Overview
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5.2.2 Deployment Status
5.3 Mobile Broadcasting Corp. and TU Media Corp. ITU-R System E
5.3.1 Receiver Systems
6 Internet Radio (IR)
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Bringing Radio to the Internet
6.3 Internet Radio peculiarities
6.4 Internet Radio as a complement to established radio services
6.5 Internet-only stations: IR Portals and Music Portals
6.6 Streaming technology for radio services
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6.7 Internet Radio terminals and playback devices
6.8 Internet Radio's relation with the traditional radio
6.9 Measuring audience
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6.10 Case studies
6.10.1 VRT
6.10.2 Virgin Radio
6.10.3 Swedish Radio multichannel audio distribution
6.11 Summary and Conclusions
6.12 Some Important Radio Portals
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7 Some Sources for the Digital Radio Guide
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APPENDIX A The Eureka 147 System - System Description
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APPENDIX B Relevant World Wide Websites
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APPENDIX C Glossary of Acronyms
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