COFDM QAM Headend
Transmodulator headend
Transmodulation is the conversion from one standard to another. We may use the DVB-T or DVB-C standard for the transport of DVB-S (2) signals. Another possibility is the digitalization and modulation of analog signals (A / V streams), according to the same DVB-T/C standard. The advantage of this approach is that the existing coax network can be used for the transport of TV, radio and audio-video streams.
We provide a range of modular transmodulator modules, the proQuad range. These modules can be used to set-up your own headend reception system. The ProQuad enables receiving and distributing SD and HD satellite signals and analog A/V-streams in collective systems through an existing coaxial cable. This makes it possible to add satellite channels without changing the whole infrastructure.
Advantages
- Up to 160 programs per 19” sub-rack
- Modular solution: combine DVB-S(2) and A/V-streams
- 4 tuners can independently demodulate 4 SAT transponders or 4 DVB-T/C multiplexes
- COFDM (DVB-T) and QAM (DVB-C) product range
- No set-top box needed for every user
- Can be integrated in existing coaxial network
- Superior image and sound quality
- Combination of free-to-air and pay channels
- Custom channel package per installation
- Easy installation and configuration
Features
DVB-S2 → DVB-T/C module |
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DVB-T → DVB-T/C module |
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A/V → DVB-T/C encoder module |
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Profiler – Programmable filter, equalizer, amplifier |
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The profiler headend receives terrestrial signals (DVB-T) coming from the transmodulator headends or directly from terrestrial antenna’s. The profiler can amplify, filter and equalize several DVB-T channels. This is an indispensable part of a professional DVB-T headend. Following figure shows a typical transmodulation headend system: |
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