What is this BS EN 60728-1-1 - RF cabling for two way home networks about?
BS EN 60728-1-1 discusses cable networks for television signals, sound signals, and interactive services with a focus on RF cabling for two-way home networks. BS EN 60728-1-1 is the first part of the multi-series BS EN 60728 on cable networks for television signals, sound signals, and interactive services that deals with cable networks including equipment and associated methods of measurement for headend reception, processing, and distribution of television and sound signals, and for processing, interfacing, and transmitting all kinds of data signals for interactive services using all applicable transmission media. These signals are typically transmitted in networks by frequency-multiplexing techniques.
BS EN 60728-1-1 includes for instance
- Regional and local broadband cable networks,
- Extended satellite and terrestrial television distribution systems,
- Individual satellite and terrestrial television receiving systems, and all kinds of equipment, systems, and installations used in such cable networks, distribution and receiving systems.
Who is BS EN 60728-1-1 - RF cabling for two way home networks for?
BS EN 60728-1-1 on RF cabling for two way home networks is useful for:
- Cable operators
- Manufacturers of headend equipment
- Headend technicians and engineers
- Installers of headend equipment
Why should you use BS EN 60728-1-1 - RF cabling for two way home networks?
BS EN 60728-1-1 deals with the requirements and implementation guidelines for a home network that can be realized with different techniques. The following types of home networks (HN) are possible:
- Passive coaxial home network
- Active coaxial home network
- Different home network types
BS EN 60728-1-1 defines the performance limits measured at the system outlet or terminal input for an unimpaired (ideal) test signal applied at the HNI. BS EN 60728-1-1 describes the physical layer connection for home networks.
BS EN 60728-1-1 helps you improve the quality of television signal and reception.
