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A study of alternative broadcasting technologies for the extension of DTV coverage in Taiwan

In Taiwan, there are six major NTSC terrestrial broadcasting stations and 129 relay stations, which cover about 98% of Taiwan's population. This paper addresses the planning of DTV broadcasting in Taiwan. DTV signals will be broadcast from the same six major transmitting sites and are expected...

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Published in:	IEEE transactions on broadcasting 2000-12, Vol.46 (4), p.263-267
Main Authors:	YU, Hsiao-Cheng, TARNG, Jenn-Hwan, HANG, Hsueh-Ming, LEE, Zon-Yau
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Subjects:	Applied sciences Broadcast technology Broadcasting Broadcasting. Videocommunications. Audiovisual Councils Digital TV Exact sciences and technology Humidity Optical propagation Relay Relay stations Relays Stations Systems, networks and services of telecommunications Technology management Telecommunications Telecommunications and information theory Transmission Transmission and modulation (techniques and equipments) TV broadcasting US Government
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