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Medium wave DRM field trials in Brazil – Some daytime and nighttime results in urban environment

► Field trials of DRM system in medium wave band were carried out in Brazil. ► Measurements of field intensity, audio quality and signal-to-noise ratio. ► Simulcast transmission of DRM signal and analog signal. ► Spectral shaping technique was employed during theses trials. The Digital Radio Mondial...

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Published in:Measurement : journal of the International Measurement Confederation 2012-11, Vol.45 (9), p.2237-2245
Main Authors: Almeida, M.P.C., David, R.P., Souza, R.S.L., Castellanos, P.V.G., Cal Braz, J.A., Lima, M.V., Lima, F.F., Silva Mello, L.A.R.
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