RFS reinforces its presence in the digital TV market

Radio Frequency Systems (RFS), fabricante mundial de soluciones para comunicaciones inalámbricas y de broadcast, presenta en Broadcast&Cable 2011 un extenso portfolio de soluciones para tv digital. En países como Brasil o Argentina, RFS está acompañando con tecnología de última generación la migración al digital tanto en grandes redes como en estaciones de reducida cobertura.

Radio Frequency Systems (RFS), fabricante mundial de soluciones para comunicaciones inalámbricas y de broadcast, presenta en Broadcast&Cable 2011 un extenso portfolio de soluciones para tv digital.

One of these solutions is the PeakPower+ filter family, with five filter models that respond to all the needs of the market: 500W, and 1, 2.5, and 5 kW, in addition to a new eight-pole filter. These filters safely support the high power peaks that digital TV requires.

The filters feature a compact design that provides easy integration with existing equipment, as well as low loss and high power levels.

Another focus of interest is its constant impedance combiners for UHF, indicated for TV applications that combine multiple digital and/or analog channels.

Available in various sizes and configurations, these modules adequately cover all low and medium power applications.

Además, RFS también está mostrando en Broadcast&Cable antenas de la serie RD del tipo slot; cables Heliflex, que ofrecen mayor potencia y menor pérdida; conectores EIA, de diseño robusto y pérdida de retorno extremadamente baja; y el panel PHP para banda ancha UHF.

With this line of products, RFS has been meeting the current needs of the emerging digital television market in countries like Brazil, mainly for those stations that are bringing the digital signal to smaller cities spread throughout the interior. At the same time, the company is offering its digital TV antennas, already installed in large Brazilian stations and their affiliates, to other Latin American countries that are implementing this new transmission system.

This is the case of Argentina, for example, where RFS has successfully implemented the first digital TV stations and participates in the INVAP Project in its first and second phase.
The objective is to offer digital TV coverage throughout Argentine territory, which must be guaranteed at the end of the third phase of the project scheduled for next year.