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For CCIR-compliant "stationary" measurements (such as of analog UHF), a directional antenna is normally used on a tower at 10 m above ground.
This method is not suitable for mobile standards.
For measurements in line with mobile standards such as DVB-T/H, an omnidirectional antenna such as our
R&S®TSMDVB-Z1 or -Z2 is used. This antenna is fixed directly on the roof of the measurement vehicle
(2 m above ground). Such a system is used for DVB-T/H coverage measurements in cities or rural areas.
However, the equipment to be employed for ITU/CCIR-compliant measurements always depends on the customer’s specific measurement scenario. For this reason, we are unfortunately not in a position to provide you with general advice. |