Abstract
In 2000, a further digital broadcasting standard called DRM - Digital Radio Mondiale [ETS 101980] was created. DRM is intended for the frequency band from 30 kHz ... 30 MHz, in which the AM service was normally transmitted. The broadcasting frequency bands were basically divided in accordance with their propagation characteristics, as follows:
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LW (Long Wave) ~30kHz...300kHz
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MW (Medium Wave) ~300kHz...3kHz
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SW (Short Wave) ~3kHz...30kHz
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VHF: ~30kHz...300kHz
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UHF: ~300kHz...3kHz
VHF is split into three bands:
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VHF I: 47...85MHz
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VHF II: 87.5...108MHz
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VHF III: 174...230MHz
UHF has two frequency bands, which are:
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UHF IV: 470...606MHz
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UHF V: 606...826MHz
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Bibliography
DREAM; Version 1.5 cvs, Open-Source Software Implementation of a DRM Receiver, Darmstadt University of Technology, 2005
Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM); System Specification, ETSI, 2001
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(2008). DRM — Digital Radio Mondiale. In: Digital Video and Audio Broadcasting Technology. Signals and Communication Technology. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-76358-1_30
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