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Broadcast TV vs. Satellite TV
« on: January 06, 2012, 10:12:01 AM »
Broadcast TV vs. Satellite TV

Broadcast stations make use of a powerful antenna to transmit radio waves to the surrounding area within a specific range. The viewers of broadcast TV have a smaller antenna to pick up these signals transmitted by the station.

However, the smaller antenna should be in the direct line of sight of the station's antenna to be able to receive a good signal. The signal received is also often distorted unless the receiver is very near the transmitting station.

Satellite TV companies, on the other hand, have a solution to the range and distortion problems of broadcast TV. Satellite TV transmits broadcast signals through satellites orbiting the Earth. Since these satellites are situated high in the sky, there are definitely more receivers in the line of sight of the transmitted signal.

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