Station search

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The term “station search run” (also known as search run for short ) is the term used to describe the automated search for and storage of broadcast frequencies in a given wave spectrum on a tuner .

The station search is mainly used in radios such as car radios . Some mobile phones , such as the Sony Ericsson K800 , also offer the option of receiving radio . There are also station searches in mobile navigation systems for TMC reception .

The station search for aerial television , cable television and / or satellite television is also available in television receivers or in corresponding receivers ( digital receivers , satellite television receivers ) .

Technical background

Technically, a device differentiates between background noise and actual transmission frequencies.

development

In the past, it was first necessary to set (tune) the transmitter manually (without program slots), and later to save it manually to program slots. The station search is increasingly replacing both technologies.

Web links

Wiktionary: Channel search  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations