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General broadcasting links
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FM radio broadcasting
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AM Broadcasting
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AM broadcasting - is the end in sight? - The introduction in
the 1950s and 1960s of FM broadcasting sounded the death-knell
for AM broadcasting. As FM was so much better than AM, it seemed
obvious that AM would disappear within 10 years - or 20 years at
the most. In fact, AM is still with us. Why has it refused to
lay down and die?
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AM Broadcasting: The New Cellular Design Factor - As
cellular systems have sprouted towers across the landscape, a
seemingly unlikely conflict has arisen between cellular
operators and old-fashioned AM broadcast stations. Awareness of
this important, but obscure, situation has just been heightened
by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Typical cellular
towers are just the right height to reradiate signals
transmitted from AM broadcast stations.
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A Chronology of AM Radio Broadcasting
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Part 15 low power AM broadcasting FAQ - There are 4 ways to
.broadcast. without a license legally on AM radio in the USA,
although the amount of territory your signal will cover is very
limited.
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Using Synchronized Transmitters for Extended Coverage in AM
Broadcasting - This paper provides an overview of "simulcasting"
the technique of extending radio broadcast coverage areas by
using multiple transmitters operating on the same frequency. The
paper discusses how simulcasting works and new solutions that
address specific technical obstacles that have historically
limited use of this technology. This paper is primarily directed
at chief engineers, directors of engineering, professional
engineers and consulting engineers who desire a technical
introduction to simulcasting and transmitter synchronization.
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DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) - DRM is a full stereo fully
digital broadcast system. The quality of the broadcasts are
close to that of FM radio but transmitted on normal AM bands.
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Technical Standards and Requirements for AM Broadcasting
Transmitters (BETS-5) - This document contains the technical
standards and requirements for the issuance of a Technical
Acceptance Certificate (TAC) for AM broadcasting transmitters.
The information in this document is specific to Canada.
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Broadcasting accessories
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