When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Harris made the North American debut of its Maxiva UHF transmitter line at the NAB Show last ...

The Harris Broadcast Communications Division will showcase its Atlas range of analog solid-state transmitters at NAB2005. The Atlas range includes a two-cabinet, high-power model that broadcasters ...

GatesAir is strengthening its over-the-air content delivery with a new high-efficiency UHF transmitter range to help broadcasters leverage the new business opportunities promised through the Spectrum ...

This article originally appeared in TV Technology. Recent advances in high-frequency transistors has led to solid-state UHF transmitters that challenge the power outage and efficiency of multistage ...

Many high-power broadcast stations have few options for staying on the air while replacing a transmitter. Acrodyne Services, focused on transmitter installation and service, has developed the Mobile ...

Broadcast transmitter manufacturers Nautel will introduce the first in a new series of low power digital UHF TV transmitters at IBC – the NT100 digital UHF TV transmitter. The NT100 provides digital ...

Sectechbiz provides a remote controllable transmitter of ultra high frequency (UHF). When turned on it will transmit conversations to a receiver and cannot be detected with technical tools after it is ...

The ATA6286C is an embedded ultra-low-power flash 8-bit AVR with on-chip sensitive LF receiver, temperature sensor and integrated UHF transmitter IC. It features a programmable 125 kHz wake-up ...

The MAX7049 high-performance, single-chip, ultra-low-power ASK/FSK UHF transmitter operates in the industrial, scientific, medical (ISM) band at 288MHz to 945MHz carrier frequencies. The IC also ...

GatesAir says it is extending the proven operational benefits of its liquid-cooled UHF transmitters to VHF and DAB digital radio with the global debut of its Maxiva VLX-OP Series. The high-efficiency, ...

München may be best-known for BMW and Oktoberfest, but TV engineers may be driven to say Prost! over the arrival of a new compact medium-power transmitter from Bavarian tech firm Rohde & Schwarz. The ...