Amberg transmitter

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Amberg transmitter
Radio transmission point Hirschau 1
Image of the object
Amberg transmitter with old mast tip
Basic data
Place: Freudenberg
Country: Bavaria
Country: Germany
Altitude : 667  m above sea level NN
Coordinates: 49 ° 30 '31.5 "  N , 12 ° 0' 17.4"  E
Use: Broadcasting station
Owner : German radio tower
Mast data
Building material : steel
Total height : 126.8  m
Data on the transmission system
Last modification (transmitter) : November 2008
Waveband : FM transmitter
Radio : VHF broadcasting
Send types: DVB-T, DAB , mobile radio , directional radio
Position map
Transmitter Amberg (Bavaria)
Amberg transmitter
Amberg transmitter
Localization of Bavaria in Germany
New mast top for DVB-T

On the Rotbühl , near the town of Hainstetten , the Deutsche Funkturm , a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG , operates the Amberg transmitter , also known as the Hirschau 1 radio transmission point , for digital television ( DVB-T ) as well as VHF and DAB radio.

A 127.6 m high, guyed steel truss mast, the foundation of which is 667 m above sea ​​level, is used as the antenna carrier .

On November 25, 2008, this transmission mast was converted to digital television DVB-T. On September 26, 2018, the broadcast of television programs based on the DVB-T standard was terminated. The changeover to the DVB-T2 HD process took place.

Furthermore, the program of Radio Ramasuri is broadcast on VHF 95.3 MHz .

history

After the transmitter project originally planned on the Mariahilfberg in Amberg was abandoned because it would only have served a small area with good reception quality, an approximately 50 m high VHF transmitter was built on the Rotbühl . Almost the entire area of ​​the Upper Palatinate could be reached from here. The broadcasts of the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation could be transmitted wirelessly via VHF to the headquarters of the broadcasting area Northern Bavaria in Moritzberg near Lauf / Nuremberg from the time the tower went into operation . From there the program was distributed to the individual stations via DF antennas. Next to the transmission tower was a farm building with operating rooms and a small apartment for the transmission manager as well as bedrooms for the transmission technicians. At the end of 1959 the transmitter was shut down because shortly before the transmitter Dillberg and Ochsenkopf had been expanded with high radiation power.

In May 1965 the new transmitter went into operation. In September 1985 a new mast system was installed. The height of the mast was then 130 m.

Frequencies and Programs

Analog radio (FM)

Frequency  
(in MHz)
program RDS PS Regionalization ERP  
(in kW)
Antenna pattern
round (ND) / directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) / vertical (V)
95.3 Radio Ramasuri RAMASURI - 1 D. H

Digital radio ( DAB )

DAB is broadcast in vertical polarization and in single-frequency mode with other transmitters.

block Programs
(data services)
ERP  
(kW)
Antenna diagram
round (ND),
directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
Single frequency network (SFN)
5C
DR Germany
(D__00188)
DAB + block of media broadcast: 10 ND V
6C 
Upper Palatinate 
(D__00415)
DAB block of Bayern Digital Radio: 10 ND V Altenstadt , Amberg (Hirschau) , Amberg-Süd, Dillberg , Hohe Linie (Regensburg) , Hoher Bogen (Furth im Wald) , Kelheim, Ochsenkopf


11D 
BR Bavaria 
(D__00165)
DAB block of the Bavarian Radio 10 ND V

Digital television (DVB-T2)

The DVB-T2 HD -Ausstrahlungen from the transmitter Amberg run since September 26, 2018 and are in simulcast (Single Frequency Network) with other transmitter sites.

channel Frequency  
(in MHz)
Multiplex Programs in multiplex ERP  
(in kW)
Antenna
diagram

round (ND) /
directional (D)
Polarized
organization

horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
Modulation
method
FEC Guard
interval
Bit rate  
(in Mbit / s)
SFN
23 490 ARD Digital (BR) 50 ND H 64-QAM 3/5 19/128 21.56 On the mountain
47 682 ARD regional (BR) 50 ND H 64-QAM 3/5 19/128 21.56 Amberg , Dillberg , Büttelberg , Nuremberg
37 602 Substream 0:

ZDF

( ZDFmobil )

Substream 1: MEDIA BROADCAST

Substream 0:

Substream 1:

50 ND H 64-QAM 3/5 19/128 22nd Amberg , Ochsenkopf , Bamberg (Kälberberg)

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Digital television ( DVB-T )

The DVB-T broadcasts have been running since November 25, 2008 and were in single frequency network with other broadcasting locations. They ended on September 26, 2018.

channel Frequency  
(in MHz)
Multiplex Programs in multiplex ERP  
(in kW)
Antenna
diagram

round (ND) /
directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
Modulation
method
FEC Guard
interval
Bit rate  
(in Mbit / s)
SFN
30th 546 ARD Digital (BR bouquet 1) 50 ND H 16-QAM 2/3 1/4 13.27
28 530 ARD Digital (BR-Bouquet 2 Südbayern) 50 ND H 16-QAM 2/3 1/4 13.27 Amberg , Hoher Bogen , Hohe Linie
23 490 ZDFmobil 50 D. H 16-QAM 2/3 1/4 13.27 Amberg , Ochsenkopf

Analog television

Until the switch to DVB-T on November 25, 2008, the Amberg broadcaster broadcast the following programs in analogue PAL :

channel Frequency  
(MHz)
program ERP
(kW)
Transmission diagram
round (ND) /
directional (D)
Polarization
horizontal (H) /
vertical (V)
37 599.25 ZDF 280 ND H
43 647.25 Bavarian television (Swabia / Old Bavaria) 320 ND H
45 663.25 The First (BR) 0.05 D. H

Individual evidence

  1. a b Hans Grieger: Buchberg - the "local mountain" of the Schnaittenbachers . 2002, p. 6 .