Technical review of the latest installed Ai water-cooled, depressed collector IOT transmitters.

Andy Whiteside, vice president of engineering for Ai, will present a paper on IOT depressed collector transmitter technology during the NAB2005 Broadcast Engineering Conference. This session, "DTV Transition Technologies and Techniques," is scheduled for Sunday, April 17, at 1:30 p.m. in LVCC room N112. The paper

In June, the station installed an Ai two-tube ESCIOT depressed collector analog/digital Quantum transmitter that reduced power expenses by $13,000 per month

Ai (Acrodyne Industries) will show its high-power, depressed-collector, Linux-based Quantum water-cooled ESCIOT-equipped analog and digital transmitters at NAB2005. In the past year, transmitters equipped with depressed-collector IOTs have been installed in both analog and digital service applications nationwide, a

Acrodyne Industries (AI) announced that WNUV, the Baltimore MD area WB affiliate, had installed AI's first Quantum transmitter designed for both analog and digital operation using the e2v water cooled depressed collector IOTs. The AI press release said, "This unique installation is the industry's first installed depr

The turnkey installation for the school board of Broward County, FL, included two QUANTUM IOT Depressed Collector transmitters.

Pappas Telecasting Companies has selected Acrodyne Industries’ (Ai’s) depressed collector Quantum transmitters using e2v ESCIOT water-cooled tubes for digital and analog applications at Pappas’ television stations WSWS-TV in Columbus, GA, and WMMF-TV in Green Bay-Appleton, WI.