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Optimalisasi Perangkat Satellite News Gathering berdasarkan Threshold Level Power
Kehandalan perangkat Satellite News Gathering (SNG) sangat berperan penting dalam mendukung tercapainya kualitas siaran televisi dan penyiaran informasi yang optimal. Namun, permasalahan utama dari SNG, yaitu seringkali terjadi overpower pada proses pengiriman sinyal informasi dari perangkat SNG ke transponder satelit. Hal ini diakibatkan karena belum adanya standarisasi penggunaan perangkat uplink SNG. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui nilai daya terima perangkat SNG sehingga dapat dijadikan sebagai dasar dalam penentuan standar nilai daya pada perangkat Encoder, HPA dan Converter dengan mengacu pada threshold daya di sisi transponder ≤ 8,1 dB. Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan melakukan simulasi penyiaran secara langsung dengan mengaktifkan semua perangkat SNG secara bersamaan. Hasil dari pengujian di lapangan kemudian dianalisis menggunakan teori link budget. Dari penelitian, diperoleh data bahwa kondisi optimal perangkat SNG dapat bekerja pada input nilai level daya yang diterima sebesar 18.5 dBm dengan menghasilkan level daya terima pada perangkat SNG sebesar 7.9 dBm. Sedangkan metode kedua diperoleh hasil optimal perangkat SNG dapat bekerja pada input nilai level daya yang diterima sebesar 8.5 dBm dengan perolehan level daya yang diterima pada perangkat SNG sebesar 7.9 dBm
Phase, morphological, and magnetic properties of iron oxide nanoparticles extracted from mill scale waste and its surface modification with CTAB surfactant
Enhancing absorption properties of Mg–Ti substituted barium hexaferrite nanocomposite through the addition of MWCNT
Effects of neodymium substitution on the structural, optical, and magnetic properties of yttrium iron garnet nanoparticles
Atomic-scale structure of gel materials by solid-state NMR
The underlying principles of solid-state NMR spectroscopy are outlined with an emphasis on the physical origins of the interactions that affect NMR spectra so that an understanding of the structural information they convey is clearly understood. The fundamental components of the experimental approach are described. How the experimental data can be analyzed to provide structural characterization of sol-gel materials is illustrated through a series of examples from the literature. The short-range structural sensitivity of NMR means that it is an ideal probe of sol-gel materials since they are structurally disordered. Given the importance of silicates in sol-gel science, 29Si magic-angle spinning (MAS) NMR is a widely used nucleus in solid-state NMR studies of sol-gel materials. However, it is emphasized that to derive maximum benefit fromNMR characterization, a multinuclear approach is used, although each nucleus will have its own particular considerations which are presented. In this second edition, key advances in the experimental methodology (e.g., much higher applied magnetic fields, faster MAS rates, more sophisticated excitation approaches) since 2005 are outlined. The use of first-principles computational approaches to calculate NMR interaction parameters and hence better constrain structure provides an important additional dimension to the NMR approach. Materials where there has been a substantial expansion of sol-gel approaches since 2005 are included, with, for example, novel sol-gel schemes opening up preparation of phosphates where 31P MAS NMR is a sensitive structural probe. Another area where there has been substantial sol-gel activity since 2005 is in the preparation of bioactive calcium silicate-based materials, where multinuclear NMR is an ideal probe, including the use of 43Ca, a quadrupolar nucleus with a small magnetic moment, which has only really become readily accessible in recent years. © Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018
