November 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1034 pages
53h 38m
English
In an ideal situation, all potential viewers would be provided with television programmes by means of a central high power transmitter. This would be modulated with audio and video signals from the studio, connected by means of a landline. Such an arrangement would represent the most economical means of distribution in terms of cost per viewer.
Unfortunately, such a simple situation is possible only at a limited number of locations. Intervening hills, buildings and even trees attenuate direct reception of a high power transmitter, particularly at UHF, causing a shadow in its coverage. Substantial ...
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