First published 1992
This technical guide addresses broadcast engineers at every experience level. Wharton organizes the material into standalone chapters that engineers can reference independently. The book examines how to plan and build transmission systems for both radio and television broadcasting. Wharton takes a hands-on approach that avoids complex mathematical formulations. Instead, he focuses on practical applications and real-world implementation. Engineers will find concrete guidance for developing broadcast infrastructure from initial planning stages through final construction. The author structures the content so readers can access specific topics without working through earlier chapters. This approach serves both newcomers learning fundamental concepts and experienced professionals seeking solutions to specific technical challenges.
Genres: reference, non-fiction, engineering, academic
Vibes: informative, practical, thought-provoking
Tropes: hands-on, practical-applications
192 pages · Hardcover · Butterworth-Heinemann