CHAPTER 9.1 STL Systems for AM–FM–TV
ERNEST M. HICKIN
Myton Associates, Inc. Winchester, Massachusetts
JAMES H. ROONEY III
Microwave Radio Communications Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Updated for the 10th Edition by
RICHARD MILLER
Microwave Radio Communications Chelmsford, Massachusetts
GEORGE MAIER
Orion Broadcast Solutions Sudbury, Massachusetts
INTRODUCTION
For many years, and for both radio and television broadcasters, the typical studio-to-transmitter link (STL) has been a privately owned microwave system, with leased telephone lines being a popular option for radio stations. The last decade of the twentieth century saw a marked increase in alternative choices, with fiber-optic and digital carrier circuits gaining steadily in popularity. The ...
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