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Generators, Part I
For truly large backup power or to power a system for many
hours or days, a generator is required. We could spend the next week
covering aspects of generators, but if you take away anything from this
series of articles on backup power, remember this: Designing and
installing a backup power system is best left to the
experts.
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In his new blog, Broadcast Engineering Editorial Director Brad
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While MPEG-4 AVC is key to Mobile ATSC, without significant
progress in MPEG-2 encoding in the past few years, broadcasters
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