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Amateur Television (ATV)
This presentation is a brief introduction to give insight of ATV,
how to get started, and how to get more information on ATV.
by Michael Wright, K6MFW
Download this presentation from http://www.mfwright.com/ATVpresentation.pdf
Rev 9, 10-16-12
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Amateur Television (ATV)

Amateur Television (ATV) This presentation is a brief introduction to give insight of ATV, how to get started, and how to get more information on

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ATV Benefits • ATV enables hams to impress their friends with technical prowess. • ATV provides direct hands-on experience in transmitting television

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ATV Frequencies in Reference to Broadcast and CATV Frequencies Broadcast OTA television now uses ATSC which occupies same spectrum except 698 MHz and

Page 4 - Simplex ATV

K6BEN: South Bay’s Amateur Television Station Video camera ("camcorder")1255 MHz ATV transmitter1.2GHz yagi highgain antenna1.2GHz Receive

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Camera and 1.2GHz transmitter used for K6BEN Repeater ATV Videolnyx 1.2GHz transmitter on left, Downeast Microwave 1.2GHz linear amp on right. A c

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ATV in the Field • Transmitting from field is more exciting and interesting than from a ham shack • Equipment (transmitters, TVs, cameras) should be

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ATV Transmitters Bands to consider: • UHF (70cm) to transmit directly to cableready TV sets (421, 427, 434, 439 MHz) • 900 MHz, becoming more popula

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420MHz, 70cm UHF Transmitters Main advantage is consumer TV sets (cable-ready) can directly receive transmissions • 70-10AD 70cm Transmitter (10W/3W/

Page 9 - Examples of ATV Transmission

Cable TV RF Modulators used as ATV UHF Transmitters Advantages of transmitting non-interfering signals directly to consumer TV sets Video (CATV) modu

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900 MHz Transmitters and Receivers Used to be popular until overrun by Part 15 devices, now has renewed interest as many Part 15 services migrated to

Page 11 - Partial listing:

1.2GHz Transmitters and Receivers Warning! Verify 1.2GHz transmitters operate only on amateur radio frequencies. Never buy anything else, most l

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Amateur Television is NOT • Cellphone cam or webcam • Bluetooth, PDAs, Blackberries, etc. • WLAN, WIFI, or Internet related • Broadcast TV, Cable TV,

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2.4GHz (13cm) 2300-2310 MHz, 2390-2450 MHz Very common and compatible with Part 15 wireless video systems which are low cost. Disadvantages are exces

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Antennas, Cables, ID Overlays Antennas should be small for easy transport and setup, but “big” enough for RF gain. • Small yagi antennas • UHF J-po

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ATV Receivers Cable ready TV sets that are direct tune, not autotune. Do not use “downconverters” for 70cm (not needed) unless for 900 or 1200MHz.

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Single Point Failures! Lose one of these items and it is loss-of-mission for ATV in the field Everyone grabs the big items (camera, transmitter, anten

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Digital Television (DTV) The Big Transition of 2009 applied only to commercial broadcast, hams can still use analog. Future of ATV regarding DTV tra

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Digital Television (DTV) “Transmitter” Equipment DSE24, R.L. Drake High Definition TV Encoder with QAM Modulator, $1,185 http://www.atvresearch.com/d

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Spectrum of NTSC and DTV From Nick N6QQQ youtube video, “San Francisco broadcast TV spectrum analyzer tour” taken before DTV transition at http://www

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Future of ATV? iPhone making long distance ATV irrelevant: streaming video over internet is preferred method over long distance ATV Paradigm shift

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Local ATV Groups Your first and fastest way to get into ATV is jump into a weekly net! Silicon Valley ATV Group - K6BEN http://www.mfwright.com/k6b

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Amateur Television (ATV) Info Download this presentation from http://www.mfwright.com/ATVpresentation.pdf Amateur Television Network (ATN) http://

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Amateur Television (ATV) Basics ATV is transmitting television through the air like commercial broadcasters. Presented here is fast scan analog telev

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Simplex ATV composite video outVideo camera ("camcorder")RF outVideo transmitter420MHz, 900MHz, or 1.2GHzTransmitter antenna(J-pole, yagi)y

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Camera and UHF cable TV modulator used for Simplex ATV Cable from camera has video (yellow RCA connector) and audio (black RCA connector). Powerp

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Suggested Packaging of ATV Transmitters and Receivers Many ATV systems are sold board level. These must be packaged in boxes with common non-propriet

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Camera and 1.2GHz transmitter used for Simplex ATV Packaged inside black box is a Mobicomm 1.2GHz transmitter board. RCA connectors for video inpu

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Examples of ATV Reception Actual received amateur television transmissions using consumer cable-ready TV sets ATV demo during Ames Emergency P

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Examples of ATV Transmission Actual amateur television transmitters, not models or toys ATV demo at Raynor Park Sunnyvale on Field Day

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