| Society of Broadcast Engineers Monthly Newsletter on Career Advancement September 2010 |
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Certification Director
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| Certification Updates |
SBE offers the SBE CertPreview as a sample test software, to give you an idea of what to expect on the certification exams. We also offer a Suggested Reference List of books that you can take into most certification exams. SBE Members receive a discount on these books if purchased through SBE.
Please email the Certification Director, Megan Clappe mclappe@sbe.org with any questions.
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| Current Educational Opportunities |
On-Demand Webinars
Phoenix, AZ Greenville, SC Columbus, OH
Las Vegas, NV Salt Lake City, UT Spokane, WA
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| Fall Ennes Workshops |
Affordable one-day workshops coming near you!
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8-VSB
Computer Networking for Broadcast Engineers
FM Transmission Systems
AM Antenna Systems
AM Antenna Computer Modeling
Matching Networks and Phasing
Voice Telco Networks & Studio Interface Systems
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| CEV - Suggested Reference Books |
The SBE National Certification Committee has put together a list of Suggested Reference books that may be helpful in studying for the exam. Everyone's skill set and knowledge is different so the SBE National Certification Committee does not recommend specific books.
Some of theses books can be purchased through the SBE Bookstore (SBE Members receive a discount).
Digital Television Fundamentals, 2nd Edition by Michael Robin and Michel Poulin This book is a comprehensive, heavily illustrated introduction to all major digital television technologies. It features material on the DTV standard and how it affects broadcasting equipment and operations. It focuses on the importance of relevant SMPTE and CCIR-ITU standards and looks at digital/analog equipment compatibility issues.
Video Engineering, 3rd Edition by Arch C. Luther and Andrew F. Inglis
Fine-tune your skills to meet today's digital video challenges. The all-new Third Edition of Video Engineering, by Arch Luther and Andrew Inglis, gives you instant access to formats, standards and technology for capturing, storing, editing, transmitting and reproducing all kinds of video. From cutting-edge digital postproduction technology to streaming video on the Internet, this desktop database of essential video knowledge puts your professional career in high gear!
NAB Engineering Handbook, 10th edition
various authors and contributors
To view the entire list of the SBE suggested references please visit the SBE website, or contact the Certification Director Megan Clappe for more information.
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| Webinars by SBE - ATSC Mobile DTV - September 23 at 2:00 p.m. ET |
2009 | ATSC Mobile DTV
Date: Thursday, September 23, 2010
Price: Members-$39; Non-Members-$55
Overview
The two-year effort to develop a comprehensive system for mobile and handheld digital television services-known as ATSC Mobile DTV-has moved from standardization to implementation. This milestone, along with the launch of other mobile delivery systems, has ushered in a new era for content suppliers and distributors. This webinar is brought to you by SBE and ATSC.
Part 1 - Physical Layer: Wayne Bretl, Zenith/LG This part introduces the layered structure of the ATSC Mobile DTV System, and then describes how enhancements to the ATSC 8-VSB physical layer provide robust reception under mobile conditions, and how a variable part of the data in the ATSC channel can be allocated for mobile use.
Part 2 - IP Transport: Rich Chernock, Triveni Digital This presentation explains the use of IP transport in ATSC Mobile DTV for both streaming and file content. The protocol stack will be explained, as well as the mechanisms adopted to allow "broadcast quality" to be achieved.
Part 3 - Implementation: Jay Adrick, Harris The last portion of this webinar provides an overview of the equipment utilized to originate and transmit ATSC Mobile DTV services, including encoders, signaling, ESG, mobile transmission adapters and the transmission exciter. The signal flow and interconnection of these devices with the existing DTV transmission system will also be covered, as well as system and bandwidth planning. |
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