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SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA. March 14, 2005. Bill Gould will present his paper New STL/TSL Solutions for LAN/WAN Extension to Transmitter Sites to the Broadcast Engineering Conference at the National Association of Broadcasters 2005 annual convention in Las Vegas.
Studio to Transmitter Link (STL) has historically meant a one-way audio path from the studio to the transmitter site. New broadcast applications such as remote mirrored servers, RBDS and IP addressable equipment place bidirectional data requirements on the once simple STL. HD Radio™ deployment now requires an Ethernet connection to the IBOC transmitter. This paper discusses the expanding data requirements and new solutions for digital STL/TSL data transport and adding LAN/WAN connectivity to the transmitter site.
Presentation will be Monday, April 18 at 1:00 PM in the session “IT in the Radio Broadcast Facility".
Bill Gould is Broadcast Sales Engineer at Moseley working out of the East Coast Sales Office. He can be reached at 978-373-6303 or bgould@moseleysb.com.
The digital STL experts from Moseley will be located at NAB 05 booth # N2306.
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Moseley Broadcast, an ISO 9001 company, is part of the Moseley group of solutions companies, which includes Axxcelera Broadband Wireless, CarrierComm and Microwave Data Systems. The Moseley group offers wireless solutions from 9.6 kbps to 311 Mbps covering the 250 MHz to 38 GHz spectrum for both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint applications for the broadcast, industrial, broadband enterprise, and service provider marketplaces.
Moseley Broadcast has offices in Santa Barbara, California, with distributors and agents in over 70 countries. Moseley Broadcast now has. over 15,000 microwave systems in service in over 120 countries around the world and over 5000 Remote Control systems are telecontrolling aviation, utility, satellite, telecommunications and broadcast equipment round the clock. Additionally, Moseley Broadcast also provides in-house systems engineering, field engineering, and worldwide installations. |
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