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On 1/12/12 8:10 AM, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
Incidentally, there's another nightmare pending, that oddly involves yet another potential source of GPS interference. In EU, the official future all digital broadcast band is 1452 to 1492 MHz. There's no hardware, and several countries are just sitting on the spectrum, but that's the official ITU dictated direction for S-DAB. No, the official EU digital (radio +) band is 174-240 MHz. The 'L-band' you mentioned has been used for digital radio, but it is not suitable for terrestrial distribution because the frequencies are too high. There now remain a few transmissions from satellite and just a few thousand receivers scattered around the continent. I wonder what will happen to the frequency allocation in 2012. gr, hwh |
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