Finding signal in the noise. RF Spectrum, wireless audio, and more.
A Publication of RF Venue, Inc
When your wireless mics have to work the first time, every time, you call Steve Caldwell, technical manager and RF Engineer at NW Group based in Sydney, Australia. Steve has worked RF at every Olympics since 2000 except for Beijing, and leans heavily on the RF Venue CP Beam helical antennas in his RF system designs.
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Generally speaking, there are two major challenges to be solved to ensure trouble-free wireless mic ...
During this 30 minute session you will learn
Understanding Local Interference and Range
Understanding Multi-Path Interference
Multi-path interference is caused by reflections of your transmitter’s signal, primarily by metal objects in your venue and other boundaries. These reflections flip the polarity of the signal and arrive out of phase which causes cancellations in your receiver’s antennas.
Understanding Cross-polarization Fades
You may be confused by all the claims going around as to whether you need different antennas and antenna distribution systems to work with your digital wireless mic system. This is a question we hear all the time, and more so now that new more affordable digital wireless mics are coming on the market.
How can A/V integrators stay ahead of rising demand for wireless audio projects? Demand is very strong for RF ...
RF Venue patented antennas and RF signal distribution systems, which are compatible with the leading wireless microphone and IEM brands, are now available from MSI Japan, which will also provide after-sales support and service.
Introducing the RF Venue 8 Channel In-Ear Monitor (IEM) Upgrade Pack. You can now combine up to 8 IEM ...
Update on Churches embracing live streaming and managing RF systems when the audience is online. "We stream to 9 locations and online, if the word isn’t heard it's game over." Integrators and end users discuss.