
Generation of a transport stream for DVB and realisation of a HF-modulated DVB-signal
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At question 28 there was an extra sub-question added to make the students more
familiar with the software.
The original questions and answers were:
Which is the constellation, Guard Interval and Code Rate of the multiplex?
The constellation is 64-QAM, the Guard Interval is ¼ and Code Rate is 1/2.
And they became:
What is the constellation, Guard Interval and Code Rate of the multiplex? Which is the
bandwidth of the channel?
The constellation is 64-QAM, the Guard Interval is ¼ and the Code Rate is 1/2. The bandwidth of
the channel is 8MHz.
9.3.2 DecTek DTU-235 exercise:
A general remark about the DekTec exercise is that nowadays in the area we can only
receive channel number 22. Every other channel is not available anymore.
At question 11 because of the non-availability of the channels the answer had to be
changed.
The original question and answer were:
By seeing the system spectrum: how many DVB-T signals are we receiving? Write
(approx.) their frequencies:
We are receiving 4 DVB-T multiplex. Their frequencies are (approx.) 480Mhz, 620Mhz,
660Mhz and 670Mhz.
And they became:
By observing the system spectrum: how many DVB-T signals do we receive? Write
(approximately) their frequencies:
We receive a lot of signals. Because nowadays at the area there is only channel no.22
broadcasting, this is the only DVB-T signal that we receive. Every other signal is noise or
interference. The frequency of channel no.22 is 480MHz and it’s the highest frequency
that we receive in this graph.
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