#FM Transmitters Market

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FM Broadcast Transmitter Market to Witness Remarkable Growth by 2030

The FM broadcast transmitter market is a segment of the broadcast equipment industry that specializes in the production and distribution of transmitters used to broadcast FM radio signals. These transmitters are used by radio stations to broadcast their programming over the FM frequency band, which ranges from 87.5 to 108 MHz.

The demand for FM broadcast transmitters has been increasing in recent years due to the continued popularity of FM radio, particularly in developing countries. FM radio remains a popular medium for broadcasting news, music, and other types of content, and the expansion of digital radio technologies has also created new opportunities for FM radio broadcasters.

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Some of the key players in the FM broadcast transmitter market include GatesAir, Broadcast Electronics, Inc., Nautel Limited, Elenos Srl, and Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co KG. These companies offer a range of FM broadcast transmitters with different power outputs and features to meet the specific needs of their customers.

In addition to traditional FM broadcast transmitters, there is also a growing market for digital FM transmitters, which use digital technologies to enhance the quality of FM radio signals and provide additional features, such as text and data services. These digital FM transmitters are particularly popular in urban areas where there is a high demand for high-quality radio programming.

Overall, the FM broadcast transmitter market is expected to continue growing in the coming years as FM radio remains a popular medium for broadcasting and as new technologies and innovations make FM radio broadcasting more efficient and effective.

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FM Broadcast Transmitter Market to Witness Huge Growth by 2030

FM Broadcast Transmitter Market is an electronic device used to transmit an FM (Frequency Modulated) signal over the airwaves. It is commonly used by radio stations to broadcast their programs to a large audience.

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The basic components of an FM broadcast transmitter include a modulator, an oscillator, an amplifier, and an antenna. The modulator takes the audio signal from the radio station and modulates it onto a carrier wave at a specific frequency. The oscillator generates this carrier wave at the desired frequency, typically between 88 and 108 MHz in most countries.

The modulated signal is then amplified by a power amplifier to increase its strength before it is sent to the antenna. The antenna is responsible for radiating the signal into the airwaves so that it can be received by FM radios.

FM broadcast transmitters come in a range of sizes and power outputs, depending on the needs of the radio station. Smaller transmitters are used for low-power community or campus radio stations, while larger transmitters are used by commercial radio stations with greater coverage areas.

It is important to note that FM broadcast transmitters are regulated by government agencies to ensure that they comply with technical and safety standards, and to prevent interference with other radio frequencies.

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“We requested a temporary authority to keep the FM translator on until we get the AM back on the air,” Elmore said on Thursday. “But unfortunately, this morning, I was notified the FCC denied our request to stay on air on the FM side, so actually, we’re about to go power down the transmitter.” Despite the setbacks, Elmore has faith WJLX will bounce back. “Unfortunately, the site was not insured. We’re a small-market station, but we’re going to get back, and we’re going to be back on the air as soon as we possibly can,” Elmore said.

“What do you mean the tower is gone? Are you sure you’re in the right place? I actually used more colorful words than that,” Brett Elmore recounted to NBC News. “He said there’s wires all over the ground and the tower is gone.”

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Will ESPN’s Purchase of WCBS-880 Impact Fordham’s Michael Kay?

Recently it was announced that long-time all-news radio station WCBS 880-AM will become ESPN 880-AM in the New York Tri-State area. How does this impact the potential success for Fordham University graduate Michael Kay (FCRH-Class of 1982)?

Afternoons saw The Michael Kay Show finish 12th for the 4th quarter of 2023 with a 3.6 during the hours of 3:00 pm-6:30 pm. The show produced the same share and ranking as it did during the prior summer.

WFAN ended the year the way it started: on top in the ratings. New York’s leading sports station enjoyed wins across all dayparts as well as year-over-year growth in multiple dayparts according to the latest Nielsen Audio numbers (formerly Arbitron).

“The Fan” also grabbed a 3rd place finish in afternoons thanks to Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber. Evan & Tiki captured a 6.8 share with Men 25-54 for the quarter, up six tenths from the summer book. “Over at 98.7-FM ESPN’s New York station, the 4th quarter 2023 produced mixed results.”

High Island, an uninhabited Island in The Bronx (formerly Shark Island-much cooler name) is the location for 880-AM’s transmitter. 

WFUV’s transmitter resides atop Montefiore Medical Center in The Bronx.  28 stories up. 

Are Two Heads Better Than One? WFAN Seems To Think So.

On October 7, 1988, at 5:30 pm, WFAN changed frequencies, to replace WNBC at 660 kHz. It had previously broadcast over 1050-AM. 

WFAN began to split between AM and FM on November 1, 2012, with the purchase of WRXP (101.9 FM) from Merlin Media for $75 million. It changed its call sign to WFAN-FM. Thus offering listeners their choice on either 660 AM or 101.9 FM.

880-AM is a 50,000 watt “Clear-Channel” radio station. 

The 1941 North American Radio Broadcasting Agreement (NARBA) set-up 37 Class I-A frequencies. Nearly all U.S. and Canadian I-As operate at 50,000 watts non-directional. Which can be affected more by atmospheric conditions, mountainous terrain, coastal refraction, and electrical storms.880 WCBS New York I-A

What Does The Addition Of This AM Radio Signal Potentially Mean?

The difference between AM and FM radio signals affects sound quality, performance and broadcast range. FM broadcasting offers higher fidelity with more accurate reproduction of the original program. But AM signals can be heard from further away. (See Addendum below for more information.)

What Constitutes The New York Tri-State Radio Market?

The New York radio market includes: Middlesex-Somerset-Union Monmouth County, NJ Morristown Nassau-Suffolk (Long Island) Fairfield SN-Split County, CT Putnam, Rockland and Westchester Counties, NY. 

I live in the Hudson Valley. I can't pick up Kay’s FM radio station very well. Before you ask, nighttime doesn’t help an FM signal carry further.  

How Can This Change The Dynamic?

Most AM content are All-News formats, call-in shows and sports. It has long been suggested that All-News does well in NYC because they give midtown traffic updates every 10 minutes. Now ESPN has an AM station in New York. As mentioned above, they have a powerful one.

However, ESPN dropped FM station 98.7 since the 880-AM acquisition. It is now a Top 40 station. Are they forgetting synergy on ESPN? “Kay was disappointed by the news, but radio is in transition.” said Bobby Ciafardini, WFUV Sports Director. “(With) more videos and podcasts and cameras in the studios.”

NEW YORK IS A BASEBALL TOWN

For the past century, New York has been a baseball town. The Fan has been connected with Yankee games on 660-AM for a long time. Will this acquisition, ESPN and by extension, The Michael Kay Show are now connected with the New York Mets radio broadcasts, since 880 is also their home station? ”Michael Kay is on the Mets station, but he is the Yankee announcer.” Ciafardini, who also teaches Sports Journalism in Fordham’s Communication & Media Studies department pointed out.

Time will tell of course. But Mr. Kay, and all the local ESPN radio talk shows have been given an enormous tool. Personally, now I can hear him when I drive to the local store.

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Addendum: More on AM vs FM radio

AM, known as Amplitude Modulation, got here first and used their political and financial muscles to keep FM, or Frequency Modulation, off-of-the-dial.. 

Note: For some context of how competitive this got, read about the suicide of FM inventory Edwin Howard Armstrong: In late 1933 he was issued other patents for a new radio signaling system which became FM radio. He spent much of his time in court defending himself & suing others over the primacy of his patents. In 1954, after 5 years of legal battles about the FM patent, & after his wife left him in 1953, Armstrong committed suicide.

Eventually FM radio found its place, starting the second half of the 20th Century. The two diverse technologies reshuffled the radio industry. Almost all of the music on radio stations comes from FM stations. While much  of the AM offerings provided consist of All-News formats (until recently WCBS-880) call-in shows and sporting events.  

For more information read: https://www.diffen.com/difference/AM_vs_FM

Will AM radios go away with Electric Cars?

In an electric vehicle, voltage levels are many times higher than those seen in a gas-powered car or truck. Because of this, AM signals become less effective. 

Some electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers are eliminating AM radios from their cars, which government officials fear could put people at risk in an emergency. For example, Tesla ‘s dropping AM radio from its cars.

Why it matters: AM radio is one of the critical ways that federal, state, and local officials communicate with the public during natural disasters and other emergencies. If drivers don't have access, they might miss important safety alerts.

-Kevin Bergin

This article originally appeared on the Fordham University Class of 1980 Facebook site: https://www.facebook.com/groups/537184563628982

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FM Broadcast Transmitter Market Size & Growth Outlook 2024-2030

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Obtaining Your Low-Power FM License: Gathering Essential Elements – Low Power FM Radio

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As the countdown clock winds down, with just one month remaining, it’s time to focus on meticulous preparation. Once your non-profit organization has committed to obtaining a low-power FM radio license and established a connection with an advocate to facilitate the paperwork, the subsequent imperative is to collect all the necessary components. Time is of the essence, but there exists ample opportunity to systematically assemble everything. The application window for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is open from December 6th to 13th, providing a trove of information about the LPFM service on the FCC website. Explore the essential components required for your LPFM application: Organizational Documentation or Government Charter Fulfilling this requirement involves submitting your non-profit’s distinctive Articles of Incorporation to the FCC alongside the LPFM application. If your non-profit has yet to complete state-level incorporation, expedite the process, typically taking only a few days. We can help you with this. Pay close attention to nuanced details outlined in pertinent resources to ensure seamless compliance. Importantly, obtaining Federal 501(c)3 tax-exempt status is not obligatory for applying for an LPFM license. Controlling Members’ Names and Addresses Every organization seeking an LPFM permit must provide the FCC with a comprehensive list of its controlling members. For non-profit organizations, this entails submitting a detailed list of board members, including residential addresses and voting percentages. To meet the criteria for local consideration, either the organizational headquarters must be within 10 miles of the proposed transmitter site, or 75 percent of the board members must reside within that radius. This requirement extends to 20 miles outside of Nielsen top 50 Radio Markets. Educational Statement Submission of an Educational Statement accompanies each organization’s LPFM radio application. This statement should delve into the organization’s distinct educational objectives, elucidating how introducing an FM broadcast will actively contribute to those unique goals. Ensure the statement is replete with pertinent details, such as accreditation documents for educational institutions, specific program examples, and a sample weekly schedule. The educational statement becomes a documented part of the organization’s public record. Tower Site Assurance It’s very important that your organization secures a location for the transmission tower and provides reasonable assurance for antenna installation. Submit precise longitude and latitude coordinates to the FCC, ensuring accuracy to avoid disqualification. Engage in a detailed discussion with the property owner, establishing a “meeting of the minds” in FCC parlance. At this stage, a formal property contract is unnecessary, but you must provide the FCC with the property owner’s name and phone number for verification. Selected Channel and Engineering Study (if required) Leverage our LPFM Radio Channel Finder to identify distinct frequencies in your area and at your tower-site location. Channel selection involves considering unique factors such as interference and competition. An engineering study may be necessary if the chosen frequency has pre-existing stations on adjacent channels. This study serves as unique evidence that the new signal won’t cause interference. Given the specialized nature of this work, professional assistance should be sought. For additional guidance on LPFM applications, non-profits can explore support from LPFM.pro with specialized expertise in the field. As the deadline approaches, the emphasis on crafting a robust and distinct application is crucial before strategizing for success. Stay tuned for the next installment, where we navigate through distinctive scenarios and guide you to emerge triumphant!

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This is your early morning trunk call : 2004 : BBC World Service Trust, Cambodia

I pull back the bedroom curtains and, from my window, see a huge elephant ambling along the promenade above the Mekong River. I know it must be 6:30 a.m. Every day at this time Sam Bo, the only elephant in Phnom Penh, walks to his day-job giving rides to children around the base of the city’s only hill. The street beside him is already filled with rush-hour traffic, since most shops and offices open daily at seven. Weaving in and out between huge chrome-clad and tinted windscreen four-by-fours driven by NGO staff and government officials are hundreds of motorbikes, which have totally replaced the humble bicycle as Cambodians’ preferred mode of transport. If there is a Highway Code, nobody seems to have read it. Confusingly, traffic travels in both directions on both sides of the road and often on the pavement too.

You see young schoolchildren riding motorbikes to school, and parents carrying three or four children precariously on a single bike. I have seen a motorbike carrying a full-size palm tree, another loaded with an iron girder which could easily have decapitated someone, and a bike carrying three dogs, one of which had its paws on the handlebars. Few people wear crash helmets, but most wear surgical masks (available in various colours from market stalls) to keep the dust, pollution and bugs out of their mouth and nose. Phnom Penh is the L.A. of Asia – nobody walks. What were once pavements are now clogged with parked cars, row upon row of parked bikes, impromptu shops, and families sat on plastic patio chairs selling petrol in old soft drink bottles from the kerb. The few people who walk around this city – the very poor and foreigners – are forced to negotiate the gutter, where we risk being hit by bikes coming at us from all directions.

In the morning, I work at the Women’s Media Centre of Cambodia where I am training four enthusiastic staff to produce a youth phone-in show that launches in May. They are very excited that the Centre has just been nominated for this year’s One World Broadcasting Trust Special Award for Development Media. The team share an office in the Centre which they have proudly designated the ‘BBC Office’, even though they are not BBC staff. The only drawback to working in this beautifully airy, purpose-built broadcast centre is that we are shadowed by a massive transmitter mast in the car park that broadcasts the Centre’s radio station ‘FM 102’ to 60% of Cambodia’s population. Although the custom is to remove one’s shoes before entering the building, staff have to don flip-flops to use electrical equipment such as the photocopier, or risk electrocution from the mast’s 10kW electrical field (as I found out to my peril).

At lunchtime, almost everyone goes home for a two-hour siesta that offers slight relief from the constant 35-degree daytime heat. I take lunch at the real BBC office – a villa whose walled garden includes luscious banana and mango trees – with the handful of the thirty local staff who live too far away to return home. Malene, one of two BBC housekeepers, purchases our food from the plethora of nearby pavement snack stalls, according to our culinary preferences, at a cost of less than a dollar each. Dishes are always accompanied by boiled rice or noodles, though Malene once glowed with pride when she presented me with a plate of chips procured from who knows where.

After a productive afternoon working at the Women’s Media Centre, I walk home past a school when a girl, aged about eleven and dressed in regulation white blouse and navy skirt, rushes out of the school gates, runs across the road and, without a hint of self-consciousness, starts a conversation with me in perfect English. After a minute, she sees a motorbike taxi stop outside her school gates, bids me farewell, jumps on the back (side-saddle, as is customary for girls) and waves goodbye as she disappears down the street. She inspires confidence that the future of this country will be bright in her generation’s hands.

[First published in 'Ariel', 11 May 2004, p.3]

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The Secrets Of Successful Selling In The Real Estate Market

Despite what you might be hearing in some circles, many homebuyers are out there today. They're not interested in spending too much money for too little property. In this article, find out some great tips about how you can cater to homebuyers and give them exactly what they're looking for. Please visit here for website for more information.

Spring is the best time to get your home on the market. Parents prefer not to uproot their children from schools mid-term, so purchasing by late spring and moving in the summer months is ideal. Having your realtor hired, your home staged, and minor repairs completed by late February offers you the best timeline for a spring sale.

Open the door to high-tech solutions when selling real estate. Installing a low-cost FM transmitter is one of the newest methods of selling real estate. Set it up so that it plays interesting information about your home. Place a sign in your front yard that explains how they can tune in to hear more.

If you are personally working with a home seller, do not let them in on any information about your move. This information could be used against you in negotiations that are held in the future. If they know how anxious you are to get into the home, they are less likely to come down on the asking price.

Keep in mind that the offer process is not personal. A lowball offer on your home is not an insult to you. Just as you are trying to get the most money out of your home, the buyers are trying to get the best deal. Do not reject a buyer from making a follow-up offer if the initial bid is too low.

Homebuyers might seem fickle and stingy, but they're not. Most people wanting to buy a home proceed with the utmost caution. You can follow the tips in this article to ensure that your property stands out to a potential homebuyer. Put these tips to work for you, and your home will sell.

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