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IBOC TECHNOLOGY IBOC TECHNOLOGY.pptx (Size: 351.55 KB / Downloads: 21) INTRODUCTION Digital radio, also called digital audio broadcasting (DAB), is transmission and reception of radio signals in the digital domain, as opposed to the traditional analogue transmission/reception by AM and FM systems. Digital radio is similar to hooking up the digital output from a CD player directly to a radio transmitter. At the other end is a digital-to-analogue converter (DAC), which converts the digital signal back into analogue mode so that it can be heard on the audio system as it was recorded. In practice, the CD player is hooked up to a control board, which, in turn, routes the signal as part of the feed to the radio station’s transmitter. The signal is either impressed onto a signal carrier and transmitted via uplink to a satellite or transmitted across the land. In both the cases, the signal is received and converted into analogue by a specialized DAC within the radio’s tuner circuit. Currently, digital radio broadcasts are available in select countries, including the UK , Germany and Canada. Why Digital Radio? The main advantage of digital radio is that it doesn’t have the usual distortion associated with analogue radio such as hissing, popping and phasing. It is immune to distortion from multipath, adjacent stations. User get a new array of data-rich services including traffic information, sports score and weather updates, stock prices, etc.. The data is displayed on the LCD in the form of text, images and video. Thus multimedia radio becomes reality. Continuation To explain, in analogue radio, a large number of radio signals can exist in the atmosphere at any time. However each of them is being transmitted on a different radio frequency. Stations that share the same radio frequency are usually far apart so that they don’t interface with each other. In order to receive a station within its transmission range, all we have to do is tune the receiver to its frequency. The drawback of this analogue mode is that the signals in close proximity in terms of frequency can interfere with each other to some extent, depending on the modulation pattern of the radio station and the ability of the radio receiver to reject interfering adjacent signals. IBOC: a new system The IBOC technology allows digital audio broadcasting without the need for new spectrum allocations for the digital signal. The IBOC system will be compatible with existing tuners as it utilizes the existing AM and FM bands by attaching a digital side band signal to the standard analogue signal. For digital compression, the IBOC uses a perceptual audio coder (PAC) developed by Lucent Technology. The USADR AM IBOC DAB system basically comprises the codec, forward error correction(FEC) coding, and interleaving section, modem and blender. IBOC implementation Technique The requirement for FM-to-IBOC isolation is also somewhat difficult to achieve in practice because of the power ratio between FM and IBOC(100:1). In a combiner that has to deal with a 1:1 power combining ratio, a 26 dB isolation seems to be fine. There are a few techniques used to combine FM and IBOC signals. Low Level Combining Option Low level combining relies essentially on a common amplification technique which means that both the host FM and the IBOC signals are amplified in the same Power Amplifier(PA). This method requires very good linearity from the PA part. Most PA’s cannot handle common mode amplification at rated output power; they have to be operated in the most linear portion of their transfer curve which results in a substantial back-off(around 6-10 dB). As IBOC adds about 1% to the total channel power, its power contribution is negligible so the power rating of the antenna is normally not an issue. Benefits of Digital Audio Broadcasting High quality digital audio Reliable delivery to fixed, portable and mobile receivers for interference-free reception. Efficient use of the limited radio frequency spectrum available. Easy to use receivers. Flexibility and choice of programmes for listeners. Added-value system features such as multimedia. |
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