Cuba already passed the stage of standard definition digital television -the most difficult and advances in phase starting with the deployment of the first transmitters in almost all provincial capitals with good coverage .
Eduardo Cabrera Abizaid, researcher at the Institute for Research and Development of Telecommunications of Cuba (LACETEL), spoke about the prospects of digital terrestrial television on the island.
said that at present work in the creation and development of the technology needed to make the people, once acquired the necessary means access to higher quality digital signal .
Cabrera explained that digital TV is a comprehensive system that includes many elements, Radio Cuba is responsible for signal transmission, LACETEL checks and certifies top boxes and Antena Villa Clara prepared the feasibility designs for proper signal reception.
Just all these issues will be addressed in the Third International Forum of Digital Television, which will run from 14 to 16 September in the hotel premises Melia Habana, with the presence of specialists and researchers from Argentina, Brazil, Spain, Ecuador, China and Cuba.
According to Cabrera, one of the most important issues to be discussed at the meeting will modulating DTMV -. currently in Cuba and the new version is DTMV-A enhanced version adopted in 2010
During the forum a new version is higher than the existing test, with greater transmission capacity and more Cabrera -aseguró robust and we will enable a sample area to socialize the results, because events like these aim to promote the exchange of experiences aimed at developing research possibilities.
LACETEL researcher also reported that on other issues will discuss reception systems for antennae and cables and about interactivity , software solutions and technical specifications of digital television receivers, sensitivity and magnetic compatibility.
LACETEL took his first steps in January 1964 under the name Central Telecommunications Laboratory, and arose from the need to solve problems of high level requiring the execution of applied research.
In June 1991 changed its denomination and Development Research Institute of Telecommunications under the Ministry of Communications.
(From Time 21)
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