MONTHLY REPORT

HOSTING COMPANY FANA BC

NAME : WONDESEN ESHETIE

ID NO : 2654/03

DATE 24/4/07

Month One

Week 1
In this week we are not accepted with my the host company. We have got some problem
that is the company entrance keeper or security could not allowed us to contact the
general manager because by the time my host company were celebrating the 20 years.
Week 2
This week we are accepted and allowed to enter in this company. This time we have
joined fana broadcasting corporate. Thanks to the program director ATO MULUKEN. He
directs us the overall strategies and principle with co-worker ATO ADMASU.
Week 3
This time we have seen the studio. The voice signals are produced in this studio. I
understand how programmer voice, music, telephone and talk back operate in the mixer
using channel.
Week 4
In this week we have seen the record office, link and the link transmitter. I understand
that the journalist freely record their program in record office and send to studio using
neshia software then the technician can see and hear.

Month Two
Week 1
The link is very secured area it only allowed to see within the glass. Its works with ultra
high frequency in ranges from 300MHZ to 1GHZ. Link transmitter this is very high
frequency transmitter up to 400MHZ it is Mosely sbs model.
Week 2
Three main output from link transmitter feed to the antenna. We have seen three type of
antenna these are one parabolic for middle wave transmission and two horizontal (or)
yagi-uda antenna type for short wave transmission.
Week 3
Transmission station found in rebi 30km from main studio the same type of antenna are
appears. The two station antenna are communicate in line of sight propagation.
Week 4
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The transmission station receives signal from main studio through the antenna and
processed within transmitter device for each FM and AM. The device is Harris this
produce radio frequency in crystal oscillator. For AM using 10kw transmit the RF in
speed of light to the customer. For FM using 3kw transmit the RF signal.

STREAM COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

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