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Broadcasting systems encompass various types of waves and technologies for transmitting audio and video signals. Analogue waves, characterized by their amplitude and frequency, form the basis of traditional sound waves and certain television standards.

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Broadcasting systems

Radio

2 Types of Radio
Digital Radio

4. DRM ( Digital Radio Mondiale )

3. ISDB-TSB ( Intergated Services Digital Broadcasting - Terrestrial Sound Broadcasting )

2. DAB ( Digital Audio Broadcasting )

1. IBOC ( In- Band-On-Channel )

Analogue radio

2. FM ( Frequency Modulation

E.g Class95FM, 98.7FM, Gold90.5FM

1. AM (Amplitude Modulation)

Television

Internet
Digital Satellite Broadcasting
Digital Television
3 Types of digital Terrestrial Television Standards

ISDB-T (Integrated Services Digital )

DVB ( Digital Video Broadcasting )

ATSC ( Advanced Television Systems Committee )

Analogue Television
3 Types of Colour Transmission Standards

SECAM ( Sequential Couleur avec Memoire ) Countries like: etc. Syria, Benin.

NTSC ( National Television System Committee ) Counteries like: etc. North America, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan

PAL ( Phase Alternating Line ) Countries like: etc. Australia, China, India, New Zealand

Cable television

Analogue Waves

Frequency determines high or low pitch of the sound waves
Amplitude determines the intensity of sound waves
Sound wave is a analogue waves
Electromagnetic waves: 1. Radio waves 2. Microwaves 3. Infrared waves 4. Visible light 5. Ultraviolet-waves 6. X-rays 7. Gamma-rays
Period - Time taken to complete one wave cycle.
Frequency -Is the number of complete waves per unit of time.
WaveLength - Its period is measured between two successive wave crest, or 2 successive troughts
Amplitude -Refers to height of the signal, a distance from rest to crest.