Anyone know where I can see what digital power level HD stations are running? It sounds like they could be anywhere from -20 to -10 dB.
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List of HD at -10 dB
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This information is from the Radio World website: http://www.radioworld.com/article/sbe-webinar-covers-fm-hd-power-levels/272485
"In 2010, the FCC adopted new technical rules to permit FM stations to voluntarily increase hybrid digital power levels from -20dBc to -14dBc for most stations, and set a system to allow some stations to achieve up to -10dBc."
The FCC treats FM HD radio much as they treat FM stereo. The information is not included as part of the (published) station license.
That's curious.
Frank
"In 2010, the FCC adopted new technical rules to permit FM stations to voluntarily increase hybrid digital power levels from -20dBc to -14dBc for most stations, and set a system to allow some stations to achieve up to -10dBc."
The FCC treats FM HD radio much as they treat FM stereo. The information is not included as part of the (published) station license.
That's curious.
Frank
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