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Tandberg Wireless Operators’ Systems System of wireless connection of operator with mobile television unit of news collection (D-ENG) Voyager Lite from well-known manufacture-company Tandberg Television (Great Britain) differs in reliability and simplicity of use. Tandberg Television is one of the leaders in the field of digital video compression, multiplexing, transfer and receiving of signal, has big experience in system integration and technical support of users. The company bases on open decisions and play and important part in developing of systems and international standards, for example, MPEG-2, DVB, ATSC, SMPTE, and DDTV. Wireless system of video data transfer Voyager Lite is a developing of fourth generation based on already well-known (more than five years of operation) DENG system. Fields of application of Voyager Lite are different: sports broadcasting, filming of mass events, news preparing, etc. Voyager Lite is complex Digital ENG system based on reliable and simple in work wireless cameras. For the first time Voyager Lite was presented on IBC 2001 and at once gained big interest from broadcasters who desired to buy equipment directly from the stand. Appearing of Voyager Lite system for sure became the new step to improving of such characteristics as portability, mobility on the base of MPEG and COFDM technologies. Application of wireless Voyager Lite system allows providing qualified digital connections to transmitting centers and studios. System “turnkey” includes:
Due to system decision Voyager Lite system provides high productivity during decoding of broadcasted qualified signal into video and sound. There are additional variants of system building, for example, digital reverse channel for full camera control (diaphragm, color, etc). As all open decisions from Tandberg Television, Voyager Lite is total compatible with DVB and MPEG-2 standards. Such compatibility provides to the user small budget decision based on technology that is already widely used all over the world.
Televisia Company is famous broadcaster of sports events, news and concerts, distributed via network on Mexico territory, traditionally used large amount of equipment (in particular, connection through cables) and numerous personal services for conduction of broadcasting. In 2002 for direct broadcasting by network of sports events of Winter Olympic games in Salt-Lake-City Televisia Company planned to send filming group. The company had to use the most convenient and simple in work equipment that would be mobile and provide qualified filmed material for broadcasting. Unfolding of space with usual analogous cameras require lots of cables and other equipment and also big filming group. Application of analogous wireless technologies partly solves the problem, but limits operator requiring direct visibility of receiver’s antenna. The choice was the new wireless transfer system Voyager Lite. After successful testing on Mexican football championship Televisia bought full transfer system, becoming the first buyer of Voyager Lite in America. Operator used Voyager Lite on small distances: 200…400 m from mobile television unit. When covering mountain-sky competitions in Utah Voyager Lite worked on distance of up to 800 m. This system allows operating in places unreachable when using analogous techniques as COFDM efficiently works when multiple re-reflection of signal, fading of some frequencies depending on region landscape are present, and also in moving. With the help of Voyager Lite system not big filming group of Televisia Company managed to conduct filming of events on Olympic games from such foreshortening and distances that are impossible to reach when using traditional analogous equipment. Main opportunities of Voyager Lite:
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