Method and device for low-power fm transmission of audio data to rds capable fm radio receiver
A radio receiver and radio transmission technology, applied in the direction of radio data system/radio broadcast data system, rebroadcast broadcast device between terminal equipment, transmission system, etc., can solve the problem of reducing signal quality, etc.
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[0133]Figure 1 shows the steps of an example embodiment of the method according to the invention. At step 102, various frequency ranges (eg, 88-108 MHz FM radio) are scanned to detect available frequencies. In particular, "available" is to be understood as meaning frequencies that are not used for licensed broadcasts (eg radio station programs) that should not be interfered with according to the FCC. However, frequencies on which other signals that may cause interference, such as other unauthorized transmissions or interfering signals, are received may also be excluded. Such frequencies should be excluded as they may not be suitable for audio transmission. In one embodiment of the invention, the program identification code (PI) of the RDS system is evaluated to determine whether the signal received on the scanned frequency is a licensed broadcast. If such a PI code is received, it can be verified that the sender is associated with a licensed legal broadcast.
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