DocumentCode
1460583
Title
Vertical radiation and tropical broadcasting
Author
Dickinson, A.H.
Volume
16
Issue
7
fYear
1956
fDate
7/1/1956 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
405
Lastpage
411
Abstract
National stations in the Tropics should use short-wave vertical incidence aerials consisting of 16-element binomial arrays; with 5-kW transmitters these would be capable of serving 90,000 square miles of territory. Co-channel stations should be separated by 1,500 miles. The stations require 2 or 3 frequencies in the 2·5, 3·5, 5 and 9 Mc/s bands depending on location; so far as possible the 3·5 and 5 Mc/s bands only should be used. Use of the minimum number of frequencies and frequency changes assists listeners. Stations intended to serve small, densely populated areas can operate in the medium-wave band.
Keywords
radio broadcasting; radio stations; radio transmission systems;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Radio Engineers, Journal of the British Institution of
Publisher
iet
Type
jour
DOI
10.1049/jbire.1956.0039
Filename
5259269
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