Doug Lung

RF Technology Proposed rules would give broadcasters flexibility, but a lack of direction for devices, rights management and MVPDs risks slowing adoption

RF Technology Size, shape and elements tell the story

RF Technology Tech innovators turn to tweaking products to ease the rollout of NextGen TV

Expertise Will GPS alternative be the ‘killer app’ that drives ATSC 3.0 transition?

RF Technology Looking back, and ahead, at the TV industry’s technical leaps forward

RF Technology Reaching indoor antennas requires more power, offsetting efficiency gains made by today’s solid-state technology

One of the first questions to come up as broadcasters consider their options for auxiliary, interim and final DTV facilities is “How much will this impact my coverage?”

New modem supports all major cellular standards and all major RF bands and band combinations.

Boeing approved for military radio testing in Ch. 2-6 broadcast space.

Operation would skirt rules established for conventional broadcasters.

SFN will operate with three Maxiva LP transmitters.

HD Radio support not included.

A review of the FCC's latest actions affecting the satellite industry.

A review of RF-related news during the past week.

A review of RF-related news during the past week

Steve Perlman has unveiled what he calls "pCell" technology which he claims "is a complete reinvention of wireless [technology].

Companies have been looking for ways to improve antennas: increased efficiency, increased bandwidth and ways make them smaller

Over the years I’ve assembled a kit of small devices, most the size of a USB thumb drive, that I carry around the country with me to troubleshoot problems and explore the RF spectrum.

I've written about the battle between Eutelsat and SES over spectrum at the 28.5 degree east longitude (EL) orbital location. Last week it was resolved

The Boston Business Journal reported Aereo is not taking on any new members in New York, Atlanta and Miami due to capacity issues

Iridium, the company known for providing communications for global businesses and the military anywhere on Earth has introduced the Iridium GO!

The FCC seems intent on squeezing every last bit of spectrum from UHF broadcasters, even if it means adopting different wireless band plans in different parts of the country

The FCC adopted a Report and Order in August last year to amend Part 25 rules governing the licensing and operation of satellite communications systems