Translation of "Rundfunktechnik" in English

He had an early interest in radio.

The present invention relates to the field of radio technology.

The invention relates to the field of broadcast engineering.

The "Superhet" receiver helped radio technology to its first real breakthrough and is now standard in that field.

This course gives an introduction into the history of broadcasting (from analog to digital).

The war was a catalyst for a whole series of technologies, including broadcasting technology.

As a result of these supply and demand side trends the UK has already achieved a market share of 57% for digital broadcasting transmission and it can be expected that Europe will by the beginning of 2010 predominantly rely on digital broadcasting transmission and that by that time analogue transmission will play only a minor and steadily decreasing role.

This would help achieve the benefits commonly associated with digital broadcasting, namely: more and improved audio-visual services; greater efficiency in network capacity usage, notably spectrum capacity; increased market competition.

Several Member States have already switched off analogue broadcasting technologies and several others have decided to ensure that all broadcasting uses digital technology by 2012.

It is a prime example of pre-electronic radio technology and was added to UNESCO's World heritage list in 2004.

The invention thus differs from previously known systems of optical communications technology in a manner which can be illustrated by comparison with the development of radio technology.

The advantages which this principle brought to radio technology are of outstanding importance but their importance has been generally forgotten in the meantime.

It is of great importance to the invention and its embodiments that the ultra wide medium glass fiber should have tasks allocated to it in optical communications technology which the ether has for long fulfilled for radio technology--to be a communications node for many communication subscribers.

As is known, an unmodulated wave must be introduced to form an intermediate frequency and this is produced by the receivers themselves in radio technology.

The fact that no connection path network in the usual sense is required for the switching of a channel and that a completely passive common light frequency channel multiplex is provided for connecting the transmitter and receiver equipments can, once again, be illustrated by comparison with conventional radio technology.

This auxiliary-data transmission channel can therefore be used for identification or control purposes of all types, particularly also as decoding block or as channel for controlling dynamic functions in the audio signal (for example variable dynamic range adjustable in the receiver analogously to the proposals for introducing a variable dynamic range in SM broadcasting, made by the institut fur Rundfunktechnik, Munich).

The Institut für Rundfunktechnik GmbH (IRT) (Institute for Broadcasting Technology Ltd.) is the research centre of the German broadcasters (ARD / ZDF / DLR), Austria's broadcaster (ORF) and the Swiss public broadcaster (SRG / SSR).

The said test scenes were recorded by the Institut für Rundfunktechnik and they are often deemed beneficial for a subjective evaluation.

The Institut für Rundfunktechnik has been committed to preserving broadcasting in Germany and abroad. This commitment also extends to new markets and modern requirements.

By means of RadioDNS, a technology co-developed by the Institute for Radio Engineering (IRT), additional accompanying information like texts, images or download marks are also supposed to be provided via Internet in the future.

In July 1979 a collaboration started with the Institute for Broadcast Technology (IRT) in Munich, that would last for many years and in some years let me travel to Munich at least once a week.

Three recording studios were installed in the National Library, one of which is equipped with radio broadcasting equipment – utilising an IP-based ON AIR flex console from Stage Tec.

Next to the Institute for Internet & Society, the Film University ‘Konrad Wolf’, the german archieve for radio broadcasting (DRA), filmwerke, the Hasso Plattner Institute, the Institut für Rundfunktechnik, Interlake, transfer media, the WDR Mediagroup (WDRmg) and the yovisto GmbH are further partners of the »dwerft« project.

Field trials involving the IRT Institute for Broadcast Technology, T-Systems, software manufacturer Dimetis and others showed that signal transmission by the T-Systems wide area network using technology supplied by various network equipment providers functions without data or quality losses.

Traditional broadcast technologies such as AM, FM and DAB are being supplemented by cellular communications, connectivity, audio/video and navigation.

The IBC is the largest exhibition and conference for the broadcasting domain in Europe and takes place annually in Amsterdam.

A further 11 partners from six different countries hold a stake in the project – German Red Cross, British APCO, Avanti Communications, Tecnosylva, Edisoft, University of Stuttgart, Tecnalia Research and Innovation, Swedish Defence Research Agency, the German Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance, Eutelsat and the Broadcast Technology Institute.