Antennas for Broadcast Radio and TV Transmissions
Find manufacturers and suppliers of professional antenna systems for MF, AM, HF, VHF, and UHF broadcasting applications.
While ham radio operators focus on two-way QSOs, broadcast antennas are designed for one-way transmission of signals to a wide audience. These antennas operate across a broad spectrum of frequencies, from medium wave (MF) for AM radio to ultra-high frequency (UHF) for television and specialized communication services. Unlike typical ham radio antenna projects, broadcast arrays are often large-scale, engineered for high power and specific coverage patterns to reach listeners and viewers over vast areas.
This category features manufacturers specializing in broadcast antenna systems. Operators can find information on commercial solutions for AM and FM radio, as well as UHF television broadcasting. Companies like Valcom and Kathrein Inc. offer a range of products, including specialized slot antennas and high-frequency arrays, designed for robust, continuous operation in professional broadcast environments. These systems are crucial infrastructure for delivering news, entertainment, and emergency information to the public.
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Global manufacturer of Satellite Earth Station, Air Traffic Control Radar Antenna and High Frequency Antenna products for broadcast, government and enterprise satellite communication applications. -
Manufacturer of professional antenna and filter systems for communications and broadcasting, serving commercial and governmental markets worldwide. -
Antennas for Broadcasters, PSI manufactures a complete range of slot antennas for UHF television broadcasting -
The RYMSA Corporation designs, manufactures and distributes a wide range of sophisticated antennas and components for the telecommunications industry supplying technical solutions tailored to the needs of its clients around the world. -
TCI International, now SPX Communication Technologies, provides RF solutions for spectrum monitoring, communications intelligence, and HF/MF broadcasting.