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DOCSIS has become the established standard for return channels when it comes to implementing interactive services in broadband cable networks. The quality of these signals is essential to network efficiency. The analysis can be done using the highprecision R&S®ETL, R&S®EFA and R&S®FSH3-TV TV test receivers that have proven themselves in the downstream. These T & M instruments can be quickly and easily configured for measuring the upstream.
13-Jul-2012
Describtion and explanation of the MPEG and DVB-Standards and TV T&M
10-Dec-2011 | AN-No. 7BM_ADD01
This Rohde & Schwarz application note provides an introduction into the DVB-H standard at first. It then discusses the test of DVB-H-capable mobile phones in development and production.
07-Apr-2005 | AN-No. 1MA91
Remote control of test and measurement equipment with a serial interface is limited to PC’s located in close proximity determined by the length of a typical serial cable connection (several feet). Usage of terminal server allows connecting through LAN or WAN networks thus controlling the instrument from further away even around the globe. The terminal server interfaces between TCP/IP protocol and the RS232 line. This application describes set-up of a popular terminal server from Black Box® Corporation to remotely and conveniently control the instruments EFA with EFA Scan software and DVRM or DVMD with Realtime Monitor / Stream Explorer software through a LAN or WAN network.
07-Jul-2003 | AN-No. 7BM41
7BM30 Digital TV,DTV,DVB,MPEG2,Broadcasting,Television,SFQ,EFA Phase Jitter in DTV Signals Phase Jitter in DTV Signals 7BM30 Digital TV,DTV,DVB,MPEG2,Broadcasting,Television,SFQ,EFA Phase Jitter in DTV Signals
16-May-2002 | AN-No. 7BM30
The introduction of the transmission of compressed TV signals to MPEG2 and DVB for cable, satellite and terrestrial (COFDM) lead to the creation of many abbreviations that have to be explained to the “uninitiated”. In the previous three lines, three abbreviations whose meanings are not obvious have already been mentioned. A table explaining what these abbreviations mean is therefore essential.
20-Jul-2001 | AN-No. 7BM27
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20-Jul-2001 | AN-No. 7BM11
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20-Jul-2001 | AN-No. 7BM10