Rohde & Schwarz’ THR9 Brings Liquid-Cooled Savings to FM
[June 2020] Sometimes old technology is new again – at least when it is presented in a modern way to solve size and …
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A History of Audio Processing Part 8 – New Guys Come to Town
[June 2020] As our series continues, we move from the pioneers to some of the next wave of audio engineers who advanced the …
Using The Sage ENDEC White List
[May 2020] Ensuring that all mission critical equipment stays secure is important. A few weeks ago, someone posted hundreds of IP addresses for …
Security Measured: I Can See You…
[May 2020] A broadcast station may invest a lot of money to build a transmitter site or studio. However, once it is built, …
The Story Behind: “Transcribed”
[May 2020] There are a lot of terms we rarely hear any more, or that no longer reflect their original meanings. If you …
The Ooma Telo 4G LTE System
[May 2020] It is not always easy to assemble a solid, reliable phone system, always ready even during emergencies. Loss of power, Internet …
When The Satellite Companies Call You
[May 2020] A lot of stations are getting multiple calls asking for information on your satellite downlink. Why is it happening? Who are …
The Truth About 5G Filters, and Why You Should Hold on to Your Wallet
[May 2020] The C-Band changes are coming. The FCC is not going to stop now. As you get ready, preventing interference from the …
The Henry Engineering BackUPS
[May 2020] We know that software and file backups are important, especially these days when a ransomware attack can wipe everything out in …
Identifying Who’s Who at 2 GHz
[April 2020] It is always a struggle to be sure who is sharing spectrum, even with the diligent efforts of volunteers who track …