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by navneet dewangan, electronics & teecomm engg.,(RITEE-2007-11)

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ALL INDIA RADIO,RAIPUR

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BASIC SETUP OF ALL INDIA RADIO,RAIPUR

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INTRODUCTIONMinistry of Information & Broadcasting

PRASAR BHARTI

DOORDARSHAN (VISUAL BROADCASTING)

ALL INDIA RADIO (AUDIO BROADCASTING)

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A.I.R., RAIPUR

STUDIO AT GASS MEMORIAL HALL

MW TRANSMITTER AT BHANPURI

FM TRANSMITTER AT GASS MEMORIAL

HALL

ALL INDIA RADIO, RAIPUR

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Frequency of station◦ Medium Wave – 981 KHz◦ FM Station – 101.6 MHzTransmitter Power

10 KW for Medium Wave1 KW for FM

Coverage RangeMW – 100kmsFM – 60kms

Technical specification

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STUDIO

RECEIVING CENTRE

EQUIPMENTS

ANNOUNCER CONSOLE

STAGES OF A RADIO STATION

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Block Diagram of Radio Station

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STUDIO CENTRE

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The Studio Centre comprises of one or more studios, recording and dubbing room, a control room and other ancilliary rooms like battery room, a.c. rooms, switch gear room, DG room, R/C room, service room, waiting room, tape library.

The studio centres in AIR are categorised as Type I, II, & III.

Type I & II studio has a transmission studio, music studio with announcer booth, a talks studio with announcer booth, one recording/dubbing room and a Read Over Room.

Type III has one additional drama studio. The other types have more studios progressively.

STUDIO CENTRE

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MICROPHONE

TURNTABLE & Magnetic Tape Readers

CD\DVD PLAYERS

PERSONAL COMPUTER

ANNOUNCER CONSOLE

EQUIPMENT IN STUDIO

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EQUIPMENTS OF STUDIOSPC

Turntable

Microphone

Announcer Console

PROGRAM AMPLIFIER

TO CONTROL ROOM

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CONTROL ROOM

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Mixing and Switching

FROM AIR DELHI

RNT Receiving Centre

Studio

SWITCHER

ProgramAmplifier

MIXER

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For two or more studios set up, there would be a provision for further mixing which is provided by a control console manned by engineers. Such control console is known as switching console. Broad functions of switching console in control room are as follows:

Switching of different sources for transmission like News, O.Bs. other satellite based relays, live broadcast from recording studio.

Level equalisation and level control. Quality monitoring. Signalling to the source location. Communication link between control room and different

studios.

 FACILITIES IN CONTROL ROOM

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TRANSMITTER

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TRANSMITTER SECTION

AMPLIFIERS MODULATORS ANTENNA

TRANSMITTER

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AUDIO AMPLIFIER

POWER AMPLIFIER

PEAK CLIPPER

AMPLIFIERS

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VALVE TYPE

SOLID STATE TYPE

MODULATORS

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ANTENNA

MW ANTENNA

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PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OF STUDIOS

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WALLS

The walls of any recording as well as the control room is covered with the sound absorbing material wich may be of cleotex or perforated absorber.

The echos are produced when the sound is reflected back from any surface,but in case of absorber the sound is not reflected and hence the echos are cancelled.

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AIRCONDITIONING

OBSERVATION WINDOW

WARNING LAMP

AUTOCLOSING DOOR

Other requirements

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THANK YOU & HAVE A GOOD DAY

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Navneet Dewangan Revendra Dewangan Sanchit Sharma Ravindra Singh Yadav Sumit Pradhan Brijesh Singh Thakur

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