Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) is a digital radio standard for broadcasting digital audio radio services in many countries around the … Se mere

55 countries provide regular or trial DAB(+) broadcasts. In spectrum management, the bands that are allocated for public DAB services, are … Se mere

Traditionally, radio programmes were broadcast on different frequencies via AM and FM, and the radio had to be tuned into each frequency as needed. This used up a comparatively … Se mere

Benefits of DAB
Improved features for users
DAB devices perform band-scans over the entire frequency range, presenting all stations from a single … Se mere

The DAB standard was initiated as a European research project called Eureka-147 in the 1980s. DAB has been under development since … Se mere

Bands and modes
DAB uses a wide-bandwidth broadcast technology and typically spectra have been allocated for it in Band III (174–240 MHz) and Se mere

The original objectives of converting to digital transmission were to enable higher audio fidelity, more stations and more resistance to noise, co … Se mere