Designers and manufacturers of RF distribution equipment

Missinipi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) Radio is a Canadian radio station with the mission of protecting and preserving aboriginal languages, whilst allowing indigenous people to control their own communications. Since being set up in the 1980s, the existing setup had become obsolete. Therefore, the station decided it was time to look at upgrading its equipment to prevent any potential issues.

This years live coverage from the All England Lawn Tennis Club was produced by a new in-house host broadcaster for the first time – Wimbledon Broadcasting Services (WBS).

Swisscom is Switzerland’s leading telecom company who relies on satellite for some of this connectivity. They have a growing satellite network, which has presented a challenge in the form of varying formats, signals and performances from different networks. Swisscom worked with ETL to deliver custom build active splitters with added amplification and LNB powering.

ETL worked closely with Solhard Technology to provide RF Component solutions for the Romanian Army. The project awarded to Solhard involved the delivery of multiple VSAT terminals and a framework agreement spanning three years.

Solhard contacted ETL to initially provide Splitters and Combiners to handle the satellite feeds. However quickly realised the vast range of RF distribution products ETL offered and how many of them could overcome Solhard's problems.

UK Based communications infrastructure & media services company Arquiva, provide much of the infrastructure behind television, radio, satellite and wireless communication in the UK. They chose ETL Systems specialist RF technology for their UK DAB expansion project, as they had worked successfully together in the past. 

ETL's task was to design a compact product to meet Arquiva's requirements, including line powered amplification, surge protection with seamless integration alongside Arquiva's satellite receivers.