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Digital Terrestrial Multimedia Distribution - DTMD is a wireless infrastructure for the delivery of bandwidth and data. It is designed to replicate the capabilities of orbital satellites in a terrestrial setting and at much lower costs. DTMD Access Point is a PoE ( IEEE 802.3 ) device similar to WiFi and Wireless LAN. DTMD operates on the Ku or Ka band. From a head-end facility, bandwidth and data are distributed via a mesh network of Access Points, each emitting about 100mW of power yet covering a range of 60 kilometres or more. Similar to orbital satellites, DTMD requires a line-of-sight to the access points.
As an alternative to orbital satellite communications, DTMD’s Earth-based satellite infrastructure is able to offer similar services, including: Wireless Multi-Channel TV similar to DTH, Broadband Distribution similar to VSAT-based broadband, Satellite News Gathering / Remote Broadcast Coverage, Distance Education, Digital Signage Networks.
As an alternative to orbital satellite communications, DTMD’s Earth-based satellite infrastructure is able to offer similar services, including: Wireless Multi-Channel TV similar to DTH, Broadband Distribution similar to VSAT-based broadband, Satellite News Gathering / Remote Broadcast Coverage, Distance Education, Digital Signage Networks.
DTMD is a wireless infrastructure for the delivery of bandwidth and data. It is designed to replicate the capabilities of orbital satellites in a terrestrial setting and at much lower costs. DTMD Access Point is a PoE ( IEEE 802.3 ) device similar to WiFi and Wireless LAN. DTMD operates on the Ku or Ka band. From a head-end facility, bandwidth and data are distributed via a mesh network of Access Points, each emitting about 100mW of power yet covering a range of 60 kilometres or more. Similar to orbital satellites, DTMD requires a line-of-sight to the access points.
by laraperez December 16, 2014