In the late 1980s the television station I worked at was still using an early 1970s transmitter, an RCA TT-50FH (50 kW, Series F, High-band VHF). The transmitter was made with three cabinets: two 25 ...

Over the last few weeks I've been seeing more reports of TV stations shutting off or reducing analog power before the Feb. 17, 2009, date for ceasing regular analog TV broadcasting. In some cases, ...

LAS VEGAS: Low-power TV station KTUD is once again requesting permission from the Federal Communications Commission to shut down its analog signal. Station management says it can’t afford to continue ...

Transmitters as big as a wall Georgia Public Broadcasting faced the problem of analog junk in 2007, when it replaced two antennas and replaced nine transmitters with digital models. Three of the ...

Public TV station KUAT Channel 6 will stop broadcasting analog and only provide a digital signal beginning April 1. KUAT’s broadcast equipment on Mount Bigelow was damaged by ice in February and the ...

Ian Hartley wasn't sure what would happen when he shut down KTSC/Channel 8's analog transmitter Tuesday morning. The public television station's chief engineer had tried to prepare viewers, running ...

WDIO/WIRT-DT announced digital transition schedule WDIO/WIRT-DT is switching to a digital signal on Feb. 17. The announcement came today from David Poirier, WDIO/WIRT-DT operations manager. "Since ...

Akiko Pro Transmits Any Analog Audio; at an Ultra Low Latency of Just 18ms, Akiko Pro is Ideal for Pro Audio (ie. DJs), Gaming, TV, and Movie Applications Eleven Engineering SKAA Akiko Pro transmitter ...

This two-part article series reviews new developments in the Fourth Generation Long Term Evolution (4G-LTE) cellular standard. The series explores LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) Release-12 (Rel-12) features and ...

What's the real reason for replacing our traditional analog signal with the new digital signal? Like most things, the real reason is money. In this case it's not money for broadcasters, it's money for ...

Answers to your Hawaii-specific digital television questions from KHNL and K5 engineer Miles Miyahara. Dont' see the answer to your question? Email Miles directly at mmiyahara@khnl.com Q: I used to ...