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AlanDick Broadcast Ltd. / Jampro Antennas Inc. 2016 Analogue to Digital Transition Digital Broadcasting: Issues & Challenges Agenda  AlanDick Broadcast / Jampro – Brief Introduction  Review of companies capabilities  Digital Considerations Reception, who / where is your audience?  Coverage and Planning Issues for Digital   Standards  Service Reliability  Timescales / Existing services  Products for Digital Antennas  Filters / Combiners  Services   ADBL / Jampro – experience and Site References with Digital deployments Company Introduction AlanDick: Oldest Antenna / Combiner / Tower company in UK, Since 1967 Sister company of Jampro: Oldest Broadcast Antenna / Combiner company in North America, Since 1954 Over 25,000 broadcasters worldwide benefit from the quality and performance of the companies Systems Company Capabilities ADBL / Jampro can supply everything from product, services and turnkey solutions. Nearly all products are designed and fully manufactured in house. Antennas Combiners / Filters Coaxial / Rigid Line Towers Installation System Solutions Building Sat RX Foundations Patch Panel Switch CU CU Module Module PIE RF TX ChA RF TX ChB A V R Regions – Technical & Sales ALL Alex Perchevitch [email protected] Canada / East USA R. Wayne Young [email protected] Office Key :- Technical & Sales UK/EMEA (ADBL) - Sales Chris Randall [email protected] Eastern / Central USA Wilbur Bran [email protected] Jeffrey Clarine [email protected] Asia Pacific Ben Crease [email protected] ben.crease@ alandickbroadcast.com Sacramento / West USA Greg Montano [email protected] Sonia Del Castillo [email protected] Mexico / Latin America Alfredo Avalos [email protected] USA/Latin America Jim Godfrey [email protected] Middle East (ADME) India Warren Steele Ravi Dahiya [email protected] [email protected] Key Digital Milestones  1993 - Introduced First DTV Antenna Solutions  1994 - Design a dual aperture FM and DAB antenna especially for the BBC customer.  1995 - First of many installations for DVB-T in the UK for what is now Arqiva, including                 Crystal Palace and Croydon the main London Tx sites. Supplied to majority of Arqiva sites. 1999 - DAB antenna in Singapore and Brunei 2001 - DVB-T UHF Combiner in Singapore 2002 - Digital TV supply to Nam San, Seoul 2004 - Multiple UHF digital ready systems for TV7 Indonesia 2005 - First DTV station on air in Latin America for TV Azteca. Now >120 Digital Chs on air 2006 - Tallest broadcast structure - highest power TV system in Asia. Indosiar 400m tower and 320 kw UHF TV system, 3 analogue and 2 DVB-T 2008 – Tower, Antenna & Combiner for DVB-T in Brunei 2012 – Multiple DVB-T Antennas / Combiner mask filters for VTV, Vietnam 2012 – Digital systems Antennas and install, ABS/CBN Philippines 2012 – DVB System, Brunei 2013 – DVB-T2 – Antenna & Combiner System, Singapore. 2014 - Ch. 3 CPOL Antenna, New York City Times Square, 1st new TV station in 20+ years. 2014/15/16 - DVB-T2 – Repeater / Gap Filler Antennas (Roof Top), Singapore 2015 - Televisa Nationwide expansion of Digital TV Network 2015 - TV Azteca 48 broadband UHF Super Turnstiles and 5 kw mask filters 2016 - Epol upgrade to main ABC5 antenna covering Manila – in progress Considerations for Digital Digital application Where is your Audience Coverage Planning, for that audience Standard, Modulation Parameters. Service Reliability for Mobile/Indoor Reception Performance Target Implementation considerations Timescales / Existing services Digital Application Fixed Reception (traditional Analogue)  Only to serve house holds roof top antenna Portable, Outdoor  Hand held devices (mobile reception) Portable, Indoor  Both Home and hand held devices (mobile) Difference applications means different minimum recommended RF levels Digital standards & where DVB-T/T2: Erope, Middle East, Africa & Asia (except Korea, China, Japan & Philippines) a few Latin American countries ATSC->3.0: (USA, Canada, Mexico & South Korea) DTMB: GB20600-2006 (GB stands for guo biao, “national standard” in Chinese) ISDB-T: Japan, Philippines SBTVD-T (aka ISDB-TB): most Latin American countries All OFDM signal modulation DVB-T Planning Field Strength Requirements DVB-T Planning Field Strength Requirements ~20dB+ because 0 gain RX & reduction of height ~10dB++ because building loss Modulation Parameters Payload capacity / data bandwidth Constellation Guard Interval Size of Coverage Area (SFN) Error correction FTT / No carriers Robustness of decoding signal Doppler performance (max handset speed) The Success of Mobile Reception Service Reliability is Key Reliability of Service - Polarization Experiment Results – Heavy Scatter, Depolarized Environment Circular Good Must have orthogonal waves Elliptical better Overall range and reliability Performance Target, Realistic Guaranteed results? Consultants Extensive Plan Criteria Set Limited budget Copy Analogue, but digital Somewhere in between? Implementation considerations Existing Transmission Structure Does it have structural capacity? Does it have space, and suitable space? Existing Broadcast system Does it have additional power rating? Does it have bandwidth? Is it digital ready? Is it possible to combine? Planning - Digital transition timescales Timescales from 1st digital transmission to analogue switch off (digital switch on) is typically 10-15 years. Analogue & Digital both required during this time! Dual cast Separate or Combined systems? When will you need to cover indoor/mobile? Digital to Analogue transition - Stages  Analogue (Pre-Digital), All Revenue from this! No Plans for Digital  Planning for Digital  Initial Digital  Basic Digital “Introduction”, just on air  Main Coverage Analogue, remains critical importance  Medium Term  Assess market feedback and adoption rate.  Improve or adapt digital signal, change of parameters or even standard  Analogue still critical, some disruption allowed/acceptable   End Game (for Analogue) Change digital to be prime signal, best transmission locations  Analogue still required until switch off day   After End Game Digital Restacking / Repacking / Refarming  Further potential changes due to loss of total Broadcast bandwidth  This could happen more than once! Even a possible band change.  Products for Digital Antennas  Panels HPOL/VPOL/EPOL/CPOL  Slots  Broadband Slots  Super Turnstyle  Dipole arrays - VPOL Combiners and Switching  Mask Filtering – Reflective and Constant Impedance  Combining  Patch Panels –Rigid transmission line & components  Integrated solutions Antenna options for adding Digital Single channel – limited bandwidth Simpler / quicker initial option Broadband – Multiplexing Channels More Complex Gap Filling UHF Panel Antenna Broadband Low VSWR over many channels UHF 470-890 MHz Modular Design Omni or custom azimuth patterns Fiberglas Radome Protection JUHD UHF panel systems Top Mount high power, high Gain Broadband array Indosiar 320kw 400m Omni Directional RCTI 240kw 300m 32 Lambda TPI Global 280kw 300m UHF Panel antennas - Advantages Broadband 470 – 860 MHz Various power levels from low to high. Azimuth Patterns (HRP) – standard and custom Elevation Patterns (VRP) – Beam tilt and null levels can vary Corporate or parallel fed Many Panels – not a single source of failure UHF Panel antennas - Disadvantages High weight and wind loading Corporate feed – many cables, splitters, dividers Complex installations Mixed polarisation increase Complexity further Many Panels / components Mounting Advance planning engineering JUHD Standard Azimuth Patterns Omni Wide Cardioid Peanut Narrow Cardioid Single Lobe Wrap Around Solutions Craigkelly – Scotland Main digital antenna (Band 4& 5): Comprises 8-Tier of 4 UHF panels which provides omni directional pattern. Broadcasting 6 channels with 2.32kW transmitter power Reserve DSO Antenna (Band 4 & 5): Comprises 6-Tier wrap around cogged antenna of 18 UHF panels around. Broadcasting 6 channels with 3.28kW transmitter power. Custom Solution Wenvoe- Wales 5-Around; 12-TIER omni pattern 7 Channels 4.5kW transmitter power Jampro Pro Star Slot Antennas Input power 1-70kW+ per input Horizontal, Circular or Elliptical Tested in full scale Multi channel designs Side or top mounted Electrical beam tilt & null fill Easy installation VSWR 1.1:1 over channels Slots produced over 30 years Several Models, All Pressurized: JA-SS low cost, small size, low wind load, sidemount on existing tower JA/LS 2 kW excellent weather resistance JA/MS to 30 kW analog, 10 kw AVRG DVB-T ideal for combining DVB-T services to exiting tower JSL 20 kW premium model low power slot JSM 30 kW premium slot for medium power JSH 70+ kW high power premium performer JTW 120 kw+ Super High power slot The JA/MS-BB Broadband Slot Power handling up to 15kW+ AVG Broadband for multiple channels typically 50-60 MHz, 120Mhz + available 8, 12, 16 or more bays Standard patterns Side or Top Mount Stable elevation (VRP) performance VSWR plot Of a JA/MS-BB Broadband slot antenna UHF Slot antennas - Advantages Weight and wind loading 50 to 75% less than a panel system  This means savings on complete tower system. Broadband, standard 50-60 MHz up to 120 MHz+ Various power levels from low to high. Azimuth Patterns (HRP) – standard and custom Elevation Patterns (VRP) – Beam tilt and null levels can vary Simple to implement elliptical / circular polarization Mechanically simplistic Easy to Install UHF Slot antennas - Disadvantages Bandwidth limited Tower effects – for side mounts Ability to change add other channels at future date. Antenna Comparison Panel vrs Slot Same weight and windload different gain Small Aperture Low Gain Less Distance Large Aperture High Gain More Distance Antenna Comparison Panel vrs Slot Same gain different weight and windload Same Vertical Aperture Worse Weight Worse Tower Stress Same Vertical Aperture Much better Weight Much better (lower) Tower stress Antenna Comparison Panel vrs Slot Same circular/elliptical polarization, different power distribution Same Vertical Aperture Worse distribution (X2) More points of failure (X++) Same Vertical Aperture Better distribution Less points of failure Standard Azimuth Patterns Omni Cardioid Peanut Medium Cardioid Narrow Lobe JAT-U UHF SuperTurnstyle  Input power 10kw digital  Gain 5 - 11 dB  Full band UHF  Omni directional pattern  Simple Installation Gap Filler Solutions Antennas     Panel SuperTurnstyle Slots Hemisphere Combiners    Filters Hybrids Constant Impedance Rigid Line Components UHF Antenna Range of Power Levels  From 50w to 320kw Different Styles  Panel, SuperTurnstyle, Slot Range of Gains & Patterns Multiple Chs UHF Panel Antenna Broadband Low VSWR over many channels UHF 470-890 MHz Modular Design Omni or custom azimuth patterns Fiberglas Radome Protection Panel JUHD  Horizontally Polarised JUVD  Vertically Polarised JUCD  Circularly Polarised Panel Typical mounting arrangement  Around Tower  Example: JUHD-1/4(4) UHF SuperTurnstyle Antenna Input power to 10kw digital Gain 5 - 11 dB Full band UHF Omni directional pattern Simple Installation Superturnstyle JAT-U  Horizontally Polarised JVD-U  Vertically Polarised UHF Slot Antennas Input power 1-70kW+ per input Horizontal, Circular or Elliptical Tested in full scale Multi channel designs Side or top mounted Electrical beam tilt & null fill Easy installation VSWR 1.1:1 over channels Slots produced over 30 years Broadband Slot - JA/MS-BB Power handling up to 10 kW AVRG Broadband for multiple channels typically 50-60 MHz, 120Mhz + available 8, 12 or 16 bays Standard patterns Side or Top Mount Stable elevation (VRP) performance Super Slot Antenna - JA-SS Input 1 kW to 3 kW UHF band - 470 to 890 MHz Wide bandwidth option available (1 to 3 channels) Low Cost-Outstanding Performance 4, 8, 12 or 16 Bays Five Azimuth Patterns Ideal for lower power analog and DTV , DVB-T applications. Low VSWR Side mounted system standard. Side mount brackets included. Slot Antenna - JL-SS Input up to 1 kW Single UHF Channel Ideal for Boosters and Gap Fillers Low Cost-Outstanding Performance 4 Bays Omni Azimuth Pattern Low VSWR Low weight - wind loading Slot Antenna Typical mounting arrangements Side Mounted Top Mounted   In-Bed Flange UHF Hemisphere Input up to 50W All UHF Channels & more  470 – 2500MHz Ideal for Indoor transmission, Pico repeaters or small gaps. Omni Azimuth Pattern Low VSWR Low weight Simple Installation Combiners & Switching  Mask filters  Starpoint  Constant Impedance  Integrated Solution TYPICAL SPECIFICATIONS RCEC Mask filter – Reflective -6 section Cross coupled -Steep rejection -High Q cavities -Low insertion loss -Critical mask TOP VIEW FRONT VIEW 3-CHANNEL UHF STARPOINT COMBINER - Star Point combining -Cost effective -Non critical Mask 2-CHANNEL UHF MED. POWER BALANCED COMBINER -Constant impedance -Compact size -Limited power handling -Good isolation -Coaxial components -Critical Mask HIGH POWER DIGITAL, UHF BAND, CRITICAL MASK, ADJACENT CH, LOW LOSS 6 Channel Dual Chain High Power Channel Combiners Each channel 6kw Digital power 10 channels future capacity HIGH POWER DIGITAL, FULL UHF BAND RETUNEABLE COMBINER MODULE MEDIUM/HIGH POWER DIGITAL, UHF BAND, MASK FILTERING, ADJACENT CHANNEL 2 Channel Adjacent Combiners with Mask for each Each channel 2kw Digital power Small footprint, cabinet sized 4 Ch future capacity LOW to MEDIUM POWER DIGITAL, UHF BAND RACK MOUNTED COMBINER MODULE UHF Combiners Range of Power Levels  From 50w to 240kw Different Styles    Constant Impedance Starpoint Manifold Types of Transmission   Coaxial Waveguide Multiple Chs Filter – RCEC, DVB-T2 Mask 6/8 section Cross coupled Steep rejection High Q cavities Low insertion loss Critical mask Hybrid - RCHC Range of Power levels Compact size Low insertion loss Combiner – Rack Mounted Fits 19” Rack Module design Compact size Rigid Line Components Patch Panels / Switch Frames  Quick release Rigid Line   Range of sizes Elbows, Flanges Cable Connectors UHF POWER SPLITTER / PATCH PANEL Integrated Solutions Integrated Solutions UHF Transmitter and Combiner Integrated Selected experience. ISDB-T in Latin America Digital in Asia Brunei Vietnam South Korea Digital in USA Significant Project Example - Singapore Chile & Honduras UHF Slot Antenna for ISDB-Tb Elliptically Polarized (75H:25V) Broadband Operation (100+MHz BW) Brunei RTB 160m Tower Full RF Systems 2 Sites DVB-T HTV Centre of HCMC 250m Tower RF Systems South Korea Nam San, Seoul UHF System Digital VTV 13 sites 8 new antennas DVB-T2 RF System PMCM, Ch.3, New York, USA 6 BAY LAMBDA – CH 3 TOP MOUNTED CIRCULARLY POLARIZED 6 BAY LAMBDA ANTENNA AND SUPPORT STRUCTURE RF ENGINEERING DONE BY ADBL, UK MANUFACTURING AND COMPLETE ASSEMBLY / TESTED IN FULL SCALE ANTENNA DESIGNED TO PERMIT TRANSPORTING TO SITE AND 4TIMES SQUARE BUILDING ROOF TOP IN PIECES NOT TO EXCEED 3.8M / 12.5FT. TOTAL ANTENNA AND SUPPORT POLE WEIGHT IN EXCESS 19,000 LBS / 8600 KGS Singapore Significant Project Example Digital TV Network Singapore Goal to have in-building coverage Customer Mediacorp  Main Transmission Site  Multiple Rooftop Repeater Sites Singapore – Main Site Customer, Major Singapore Broadcaster Main site Covering all of Singapore Complete RF System Antenna Combiner Transmission Patch Panel Monitoring Line Main Site - Antenna 48 UHF panel array Horizontally Polarized 100kw Power rating DVB-T2 Broadband over all of UHF Band Installed on a 224m tower Dual Transmission line Main Site - Combiner 6 Channel Combiner Dual chain (2 x 6) 6kw per Channel DVB-T2 Adjacent Channel Critical Mask Low Loss Up to 10 Channels Main Site - Patch Panel & Rigid Line High Power Switching Dual Feed Antenna Broadband UHF Monitoring DVB-T2 Singapore – Repeater Sites Customer, Major Singapore Broadcaster Repeater Sites Covering multiple locations in Singapore Custom Antenna Patterns for each site Rooftop installations In Building Penetration Singapore – Repeater Site Locations all over Singapore Initially phase 1 for 10 sites, more required. Found more gaps fillers required now at phase 7, total of over 100 sites & still more required Singapore – Repeater Sites Directional Antennas Typ. Side mounted to building Different patterns as required Main site provide program feed over DVB-T2 transmission Vertically Polarized Singapore – Repeater Sites Installation Scaffold Paint Thank you very much – any questions? AlanDick Broadcast Ltd. Ben Crease, [email protected]