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Design and manufacture of transmission equipment for MMDS, digital CATV, RRL systems. Transmission path analysis and calculations, path profile creation, coverage area computation for MMDS and MVDS system. Replacement of analogous TV system with digital TV protected by CAS (conditional access system).
12.05.12 Successful testing on the ground the system of digital broadcasting DVB-T TV VIllage for cottage settlements. Read more.. >>
14.02.12 Company Radiofar together with the DVLab were Exhibitors at Cabsat 2012, in the Dubai. Our company presented new projects and solutions with equipment: » HD VideoLink (MPEG-4) » ASI Remultiplexer with QAM-64/128/256 modulation with 2 RF out » ASI Remultiplexer with QPSK modulation with IP output » BUC Ku-band and solution DVB-T for VHF/UHF band » New model of HD Switcher
Photo-report of exhibition Cabsat 2012 you can see here >> 04.02.12 Our company represents a new generation of transmitters and power amplifiers for the frequency range 2.1-2.7 GHz developed by the Doherty scheme. Using this scheme improves the efficiency of the transmission system up to 25%. So, for example, Power Amplifier has a effictive Output power 10 watts and a power consumption of 40 watts for the COFDM signal and frequency range 2,5-2,7 GHz. 31.01.12 The company Radiofar & DVLab invites to visit our stand S3-10 at an Exhibition Cabsat in Dubai on 28th of Feb. -1st of March, 2012.
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News:
IBC 2011 will pass in Amsterdam RAI on 8-13th of September. Radiofar invites all exhibitors to visit our stand 5C07.
18.02.11
The company Radiofar & DVLab were exhibitors of an Exhibition Cabsat 2011 Look photos...
22.12.10
The new solution is to build a multi-channel radio relay to transmit the video signal and sound. Read more...
The Radiofar team would like to offer you the opportunity and invite
you to join us at this year's IBC 2010 in Amsterdam. Stand 5C06. Look pictures...
18.11.10
Transmitter MVDS. The serial production of the transmitter systems MVDS with an output capacity of a standard P1dB = 4 watts. Read more...








