When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. As government officials campaign to offer the facts about DTV reception, millions of over-the-air ...

Ready or not, the nation's full-power television stations will discontinue analog broadcasting, and begin broadcasting solely via digital signals, on June 12. And that means viewers who don't prepare ...

One in a series about the winners of Radio World’s “Cool Stuff” Award. Usually a product must be new to be considered for a Radio World “Cool Stuff” Award. But this product was out well before most of ...

NORWOOD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) today introduced a highly integrated, active antenna beamforming chip that allows designers to quickly replace bulky, mechanically steered ...

The article titled “Transmission: Implementing IBOC” in the October 2001 issue of BE Radio is very informative, but one concept in it may need further development. That concept is the use of separate ...

Metawave is delivering a new kind of automotive radar, one that balances complexity between digital and analog. WARLORD integrates our proprietary phase controller using a single transceiver antenna ...

WTOL stopped using an analog over-the-air signal at around 4:30 a.m. June 12. This means WTOL digital Channel 17 and WTOL analog Channel 11 was turned off. Viewers using converter boxes must rescan ...

New Hampshire Public Television will shut off its analog broadcasting signal on Tuesday even though the government isn’t requiring the move, partly to save at least $60,000 that would be needed to ...

Digital television is here and the newwide-screen setsare selling. But you can't get digital signals, includingWRAL-HD'shigh definition channel 32, on cable. The only way to receive HDTV and other ...

Here's a checklist to make sure you'll have TV reception after local stations cut their analog broadcasts. Some stations shut down analog transmissions Tuesday. Almost all will end analog after June ...

Lately, many electronics observers rave over massive digital chips, and for a good reason. Incredible things happen when billions of tiny transistors, each a few nanometers wide, work together. These ...