NO : TIME ALLOTTED : 01 Hrs _________________________________________________________________________ ( FOR OFFICE USE ONLY) Srl No Subject Marks Allotted Obtained Sig of Evaluator Obtained 1. Organisation of Signals 08 2. Radio Equipment 21 3. Line Equipment 20 4. RT Procedure 20 5. Signals Centre Procedure 08 6. Flag Drill 05 7. Troposcatter 18 8. Charging Set 05 9. Construction of Line Equipment 05
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Case Problem 1—Planning an Advertising Campaign Variables are as follows: T1 - Number of TV Ads with rating of 90 and 4000 new customers. T2 - Number of TV Ads with rating of 55 and 1500 new customers. R1 - Number of Radio Ads with rating of 25 and 2000 new customers. R2 - Number of Radio Ads with rating of 20 and 1200 new customers. N1 - Number of Newspaper Ads with rating of 10 and 1000 new customers. N1 - Number of Newspaper Ads with rating of 5 and 800 new customers. MAX 90T1 + 55T2 + 25R1 +
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acronym for Radio Detection and Ranging. The term has since entered the English language as a standard word‚ radar‚ losing the capitalization in the process. Radar was originally called RDF (Radio Direction Finder) in Britain. Block Diag oF RADAR A radar system has a transmitter that emits radio waves that are reflected by the target and detected by a receiver‚ typically in the same location as the transmitter. Although the radio signal returned is usually very weak‚ radio signals can
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Title of Audio Clip: Community Spirit Radio Ad Story Outline: I am creating my audio clip for young adults and children. The radio advert will be used to promote an event in the local area that is being run by the governments Community Spirit initiative. The audio clip (advert) will inform people of the event who listen to the radio‚ maybe in the car on the way to work or when parents are picking up their children from school. The radio advert will use both primary and secondary
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COM 167 RADIO NAME : ANIS NASYUHA BINTI YUZAMRI MATRIC CARD NO : 2013827476 CLASS : 1 A NAME OF LECTURER : MR. WAN HASRIDZAL BIIN WAN ABU BAKAR CONTENT INTRODUCTION 3 1 DISCUSSION ON TOPIC PERTAINING COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA VALUES 7 1.1 ADVANTAGES OF RADIO 7 2 IDENTIFY PROBLEM AND CONFLICT OF RADIO 9 2.1 DISADVANTAGES OF RADIO 9 3 RECOMMENDATION 11 4 CONCLUSION 13 5 REFERENCE 15 6 APPENDIX 16 * * INTRODUCTION The radio has been the
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forms of radio‚ AM/FM and satellite. Also known as analog and digital‚ both methods of broadcasting are transmitted into a radio system‚ or stereo‚ built with a receiver. Information received into the system is then translated into sound. The sound that is then heard is a song‚ an advertisement‚ or a radio talk show. Both AM/FM and satellite radio produce the same product‚ sound that is listened to. AM/FM stations are transmitted and received through air waves in the analog form of radio. Analog
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COMMUNITY RADIO MOVEMENT IN BANGLADESH: WILL THEY WORK AS CITIZENS’ MEDIA? By Mohammad Sahid Ullah Associate Professor Department of Communication and Journalism Chittagong University‚ Chittagong‚ Bangladesh Email: ullah_sahid@yahoo.co.uk Abstract: Community radio as the citizens’ media is capable of harnessing its unique nature for upholding the surpass voices because of its participatory ownership pattern. Bangladesh‚ a South Asian nation is going to initiate community radio broadcasting
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Chapter 7 Radio True/False 1. Even at the very beginning of its development‚ radio was seen as having the potential to generate huge profits by broadcasting news and entertainment. Ans: F 2. HD radio is a digital service that improves the quality of terrestrial stations. Ans: T 3. Very little of what was broadcast in the early days of radio was actually done by broadcasters; stores‚ schools‚ businesses‚ and other organizations owned the early stations. Ans: T
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In the early 1930s‚ the Nazis began production of the “People’s radio”‚ a cheap radio receiver who’s production was heavily subsidized by the German government. By 1942 more than 80% of German households were in possession of a “People’s radio”. The dials could only tune to stations which were approved by the Ministry of Propaganda and Enlightenment. Additionally‚ the people’s radio was intentionally designed to have a short range so that users could not pick up foreign broadcasts. In 1935‚ the German
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1.0 General Overview The planners for EBASA Radio station recognized that the station must evolve and diversify in order to move forward‚ to remain viable‚ and to attract new different audience and supporters. These factors drew the attention of the Board to have a clear goals and a road map for reaching there when commence broadcasting. This has led to the preparation of a sound strategic plan. The strategic plan is a five-year plan that will clearly state the goals and objectives‚ strategies‚
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