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Find out more information on antennas and reception issues by downloading the factsheets and case study reports below.
Case studies
Factsheets
Digital switchover status of multi-dwelling units and other buildings with shared antenna systems.
- Indoor antennas for buildings without a shared antenna system (CS01) (
121kb)
- Use of external cables in buildings without a shared antenna system (CS02) (
97kb)
- Use of individual roof-mount antennas in groups of townhouses (CS03) (
211kb)
- Networked TV system for universities and educational institutions (CS05) (
177kb)
- Modulated solution with a subscription TV service for hospitals and nursing homes (CS06) (
137kb)
- Free-to-air digital television distribution solutions for hospitals and nursing homes (CS07) (
143kb)
- Replacement of analog headend equipment and suitability for digital TV reception without re-cabling (CS08) (
115kb)
- Unterminated ports and cables within shared antenna systems (CS10) (
387kb)
- Antenna suitability for receiving digital terrestrial television (CS11) (
430kb)
- Suitability of patch antennas for buildings without a shared antenna system (CS12) (
140kb)
- Reception problems in residential precincts shadowed by multi-storey buildings (CS13) (
350kb)
- Infrared, laser & microwave line-of-sight retransmission (CS15) (
95kb)
- Reception using cabling from an antenna installed on a neighbouring taller building (CS16) (
128kb)
- Radio frequency retransmission from adjacent locations to shadowed areas (CS18) (
107kb)
- Shared antenna systems with loop-through cabling (CS20) (
334kb)
- Assessing time-of-day dependent reception problems (CS21) (
111kb)
- Beam bending for buildings over-shadowed by other buildings (CS22) (
460kb)
- Measures for preventing and reducing corrosion faults in a shared antenna system (CS23) (
280kb)
- Investigation and rectification of cable faults within a shared antenna system (CS24) (
282kb)
- Guidelines for estimating installation costs for a new shared antenna system (CS26) (
136kb)
- Commercial office building (
128kb,
137kb)
- Correctional facilities (
150kb,
132kb)
- Free-to-air digital TV in hospitals and nursing homes (
147kb,
137kb)
- Hospitals and nursing homes with subscription TV services (
143kb,
137kb)
- Hotels and motels (
155kb,
143kb)
- Libraries (
127kb,
135kb)
- Free-to-air satellite TV for multi-dwelling units in poor reception areas (
110kb,
127kb)
- Schools and universities (
129kb,
139kb)
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