Digital Television Broadcasting

& its APPLICATIONS

BRODCASTING BLOCK
DIAGRAM
 Digital broadcasting
 Analogue broadcasting.
 L-band input
Broadcaste A
C-band or Ku- r decoder V
band LNB or 3rd party Broadcaster AV or
decoder decoder ASI Encoder
input

ASI ASI/I
/IP Scramble P
Input d or not NO
3rd party
decoder Descramble
Broadcaster r
decoder Modulator
Broadcaster ECMG
decoder or EMMG
3rd party
decoder
3rd party Modulator
decoder
Local
CAS server scramblin
g request
SM YES
S

Modulatio External
n QPSK or PSI/SI
QAM request

NO

No
QPSK
action
CATV HEADEND
APPLICATIONS
Compressed
video

Uncompressed
video

Data IP
la sse s of Service
C

Voice
DTH network consists of :
 Broadcasting center
 Satellites Encodes
 Multiplexers
 Modulators
 DTH receivers.
 IPTV
 It is a technology that delivers video or TV broadcasts
over the Internet.
 Internet TV, in simple terms, is video and audio delivered
over an Internet connection. It's also known as Internet
protocol television, or IPTV.
 You can watch Internet TV on a computer screen, a
television screen (through a set-top box) or a mobile
device like a cell phone.
 IPTV TYPES
 Live broadcasts -
it's like watching live TV on your computer screen. You
can't pause, back up or skip through parts of the
broadcast that don't interest you.

 On-demand videos-
arranged like a playlist. Episodes or clips are arranged by
title or channel or in categories like news, sports or music
videos. You choose exactly what you want to watch, when
you want to watch it.
 ADVANTAGES
 IPTV signals are 100% digital, so the days of analog TV are
fast becoming a thing of the past.
 Works on your existing internet connection , Install your
set-top box and power it on.
 Doesn't require wires to get its signal. The newest IPTV
set-top boxes work on wireless signals.
 Programs can be stored on servers and ready to view with
the click of a button on your IPTV remote.
 What is Next : IPTV NGN
 IPTV with NGN is a future of IPTV .

 A Next-Generation Network (NGN) can be describe

as a telecommunications packet-based network that
handles heavy traffic (such as voice, data, and
multimedia).