DVB-H White Paper

DVB-H White Paperhandheld receivers that are expected to last from one to several days on a single charge. The other major requirements for DVB-H were an ability to receive 15Mbit/s in an 8MHz channel and in a wide area single frequency network (SFN) at high speed. These requirements were drawn up after much debate and with an eye on emerging convergence devices providing video services and other broadcast data services to 2.5G and 3G handheld devices. Furthermore, all this should be possible while maintaining maximum compatibility with existing DVB-T networks and systems.

IP broadcasting to handheld devices based on DVB-T
DVB-H is the latest development from the DVB Project targeting handheld, battery powered devices such as mobile telephones, PDAs, etc.. Based on DVB-T’s excellent mobile performance, it