ITU-R BS 215-2-1982 Maximum transmitter powers for broadcasting in the Tropical Zone《热带地区广播的最大发射功率 第10A-2部分-声音广播的保护比》.pdf

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1、CCIR VOLUNE*X-L 90 4855232 0503986 4 W Rec. 215-2 109 RECOMMENDATION 2 1 5-2 MAXIMUM TRANSMITTER POWERS FOR BROADCASTING IN THE TROPICAL ZONE* (Question 45/10, Study Programme 45M10, Recommendation 214) (1 956- 1978- 1982) The CCIR, CONSIDERING (a) noise levels in the Tropical Zone; (b) entire cover

2、age area; that the prolonged observations and studies which have been carried out confirm the existence of high that good quality service presupposes the maintenance of a satisfactory value of signal-to-noise ratio in the (c) that the high value of noise level observed in tropical regions during cer

3、tain hours of the day and certain periods of the year, together with the need for signal-to-noise ratios such as to ensure a satisfactory service for practically all listeners within the specified coverage area, tends to suggest the use of high transmitter-power for sound-broadcasting services in th

4、e Tropical Zone. It is therefore advisable, when evaluating the powers to be used, to assume reasonable values for the average noise level and signal-to-noise ratio to reach practical values of transmitter powers, ensuring acceptable conditions of reception for a suitable percentage of transmission

5、time at the limit of the coverage area; (d) that, when the coverage area is limited to 400 km, vertical incidence antennas may be used effectively to concentrate the energy in the coverage area and to reduce radiation beyond this zone; (e) that, for greater distances, it appears necessary to use typ

6、es of antenna with low gain, such as a simple dipole, to obtain the required field strength at a distance of 800 km. Nevertheless, this type of antenna radiates at low angles of elevation and may give rise to interference at great distances; (f) that it is advisable to make a judicious choice of tra

7、nsmitting frequencies which, for a sound-broadcasting programme in the Tropical Zone may be located in the shared bands the upper limit of which is 5060 kHz and in band 7 (HF) at frequencies above 5060 kHz, UNANIMOUSLY RECOMMENDS 1. that the upper carrier power limit for short-distance high frequenc

8、y sound-broadcasting transmitters employing double-sideband (AM) emission, operating in the Tropical Zone in frequency bands below 5060 kHz but with the exception of the band 3900-4000 kHz, should be determined as follows: 1.1 for a coverage area limited to 400 km, the carrier power of the transmitt

9、er should not exceed 10 kW; 1.2 for a coverage area limited to 800 km, the carrier power of the transmitter should not exceed 50 kW; 1.3 for frequencies above 5060 kHz, where sound-broadcasting services in the Tropical Zone use the same frequency bands as the HF broadcasting services, no carrier pow

10、er limit, as in the case of the exclusive HF bands, shall apply; 2. ensure satisfactory service throughout the reception area; that, within the above limits, Administrations should use, as far as possible, lower powers, if these will 3. that the frequency use should always be as near as possible to

11、the optimum working frequency (provided that the frequency employed is within one of the permissible sound broadcasting bands), to provide as good a received signal-to-noise ratio as possible; 4. that, in conformity with the provisions of Recommendation 139, and to make the best possible use of the

12、frequency bands which have been allocated, Administrations should use appropriate antennas, so that radiations at low angles will be reduced to a minimum, to avoid all harmful interference outside the coverage area. * See Article 30 of the Radio Regulations. COPYRIGHT International Telecommunications Union/ITU RadiocommunicationsLicensed by Information Handling Services