Computer aided frequency planning for the radio and TV broadcasts
Date
1996-06Source Title
IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting
Print ISSN
0018-9316
Electronic ISSN
1557-9611
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Volume
42
Issue
2
Pages
144 - 148
Language
English
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The frequency planning of the VHF and UHF broadcasts in Turkey is described. This planning is done with the aid of computer databases and digital terrain map. The frequency offset is applied whenever applicable to increase the channel capacity. The offset assignment is done through simulated annealing algorithm. The international rules and regulations concerning Turkey are also considered.
Keywords
AlgorithmsChannel capacity
Computer applications
Computer simulation
Computer software
Database systems
Electromagnetic wave attenuation
Radio broadcasting
Simulated annealing
Television broadcasting
Transmitters
Channel assignment
Computer aided frequency planning
Digital terrain map
Frequency offset
Frequency allocation
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