Alexander Zink from Fraunhofer IIS and Dr. Jens Schroeder from RFmondial demonstrate a complete DRM transmission chain running live in the Nautel booth at NAB 2011. The DRM demo utilizes a Nautel VS1 transmitter and the VSHD digital radio box for operating the transmitter in DRM digital mode.
Chuck Kelly walks through some of the features of the VS Series FM transmitters from Nautel. The VS Series features audio over IP, USB back-up and built-in Orban audio processing.
Wendell Lonergan of Nautel describes the advantages of using Nautel’s frequency agile VS1 transmitter in a 5+1 configuration.
Wendell Lonergan of Nautel describes the advantages of using Nautel’s frequency agile NV5 transmitter in a 5+1 configuration.
Bob Orban walks through the line-up of Orban Optimod audio processors on display in the Nautel booth at NAB 2010. Among the processors featured is Orban Inside, which is now an option available on all Nautel VS Series low power FM transmitters giving you an industry leading exciter and audio processor all in the same package.
Don Backus, VP of Sales and Marketing with Enco Systems, demonstrates the Enco automation system from the Nautel booth at NAB 2010. Enco’s automation system utilizes the Axia Livewire protocol to deliver audio over IP to Nautel’s VS Series transmitter.
Axia VP Marty Sacks demonstrates Axia Livewire audio over IP technology live from the Nautel booth at NAB 2010. The Axia Livewire protocol is a standard feature on all new Nautel VS Series transmitters allowing broadcasters to broadcast audio over IP. In addition to IP audio input the VS Series also comes equipped with traditional AES, MPX and L/R inputs.
Market Development Manager Hal Kneller introduces Nautel’s new lineup of low power FM transmitters, the VS Series. The VS Series offers industry first audio over IP, USB backup and Nautel’s Advanced User Interface (AUI) in a competitively priced, compact rack mountable transmitter.
Research Engineer Philipp Schmid demonstrates Nautel’s new HD Powerboost technology live from the NAB 2010 show floor. Powerboost utilizes Peak to Average Power Reduction (PAPR) technology developed by Nautel to allow increased IBOC injection levels, giving broadcasters the headroom needed to increase to -14dB or possibly -10dB. HD powerboost can increase power output by up to 30% and can increase efficiency by as much as 7%.
Nautel Research Engineer Philipp Schmid demonstrates a asymmetrical sidebands (-14dB and -10dB) on an NV10 live from the floor of the 2010 NAB show in Las Vegas.
