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10 Technical terms

Actuator

Motor with gears and push bars to drive medium to large-sized paraboloidal reflectors

Antenna cable

Cable connection between modulator and satellite receiver and antenna input of the television set, may be used alternatively when there is no SCART connector attached.

Audio bandwidth:

Option that separates two subcarriers; it is determined by the broadcasting parameters of each satellite. An excessive audio bandwidth results in an interference between the desired subcarrier and an adjacent subcarrier; a very small bandwidth may lead to distortions.

Outdoor unit:

Term used to describe the entire system which is mounted outdoors. It consists of a paraboloidal reflector and one or more LNBs which are used to receive the broadcasts from one or more satellites.

AV

See SCART

Combysat LNB

LNB used to receive the entire frequency range between 10.7 and

12.75GHz. The supply voltage is used to switch from the 11 GHz range (14V) to the DBS/12 GHz range (18V). The polarizer toggles between the polarisation levels.

DBS:

Direct Broadcasting Satellite; refers to satellites with a very high broadcasting power in the DBS frequency range, e.g. TDF.

Decoder:

Individual device or electronic circuit incorporated in the satellite receiver which is used to decode encoded channels (e.g. Premiere).

Deemphasis:

Adaptation of the audio frequency waveform to the broadcast signalling; determined by the satellite’s broadcasting parameters.

Single LNB:

LNB used to receive on one polarisation level.

Frequency:

 

 

 

a) Satellite or LNB: 11 GHz range

10.7

to

11.7 GHz

DBS range

11.7

to

12.5 GHz

12.5 GHz range

12.5

to

12.75 GHz

b)Receiver: Intermediate frequency or 1st I F 950 to 2050 MHz

H/H mount

Motor with gears and integrated support mechanism to drive small to medium-sized paraboloidal reflectors.

Hz:

 

 

 

 

Frequency unit of measurement

 

1

Hz

(Hertz)

= 1

vibrations per second

1 kHz

(Kilohertz)

= 1,000

vibrations per second

1

MHz

(Megahertz)

= 1,000,000

vibrations per second

1

GHz

(Gigahertz)

= 1,000,000,000

vibrations per second

Horizontal polarisation:

See polarisation level

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MultyFocus specifications

TechniSat MultyFocus is a cutting-edge satellite reception system that has taken the market by storm with its innovative design and advanced technology. This system is particularly renowned for its ability to provide a seamless viewing experience across multiple satellites, making it a popular choice for both residential and commercial users.

One of the standout features of the TechniSat MultyFocus is its multi-feed technology. This allows users to connect to multiple satellite positions using a single dish, eliminating the need for multiple antennas and simplifying installation. The system can be configured to receive signals from various satellites, offering access to a wide variety of channels and services. With this technology, viewers can easily switch between different satellites, ensuring they don't miss their favorite shows or events.

The dish itself is designed with high-quality materials, ensuring durability and resilience against various weather conditions. The MultyFocus also features a highly efficient LNB (Low Noise Block downconverter) that enhances signal reception. This is particularly beneficial in areas where signal strength may be weak, as the LNB boosts the incoming signals to deliver a clearer picture and sound.

In addition to its robust hardware, the TechniSat MultyFocus is compatible with a range of satellite receivers. This flexibility allows users to choose the receiver that best meets their needs, whether for standard definition or high definition viewing. Moreover, many of these receivers feature integrated technology that supports recording and replaying content, adding another layer of convenience for users.

Another remarkable aspect of the MultyFocus system is its easy installation process. The package typically contains all necessary components and detailed instructions, making it accessible even for those who may not be technically inclined. This user-friendly design encourages more people to adopt satellite technology, thereby expanding the market.

With its ability to receive multiple satellite signals, high-quality components, compatibility with various receivers, and easy installation, the TechniSat MultyFocus stands out as a leader in satellite technology. It not only enhances the viewing experience but also provides a practical solution for those seeking diverse entertainment options from the comfort of their homes. Whether you are a sports enthusiast, a movie buff, or simply someone who enjoys a variety of television content, the TechniSat MultyFocus is designed to meet your needs, ensuring you stay connected to the programming you love.
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