TR 102 377 : 1.4.1

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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
   2.1 Normative references
   2.2 Informative references
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Symbols
   3.3 Abbreviations
4 DVB-H system outline
   4.1 Overview of the system
   4.2 Time slicing
   4.3 MPE-FEC
   4.4 Additional 4K mode and in-depth interleavers
   4.5 DVB-H Signalling
5 Link layer elements: time slicing and MPE-FEC
   5.1 Description of the main issues
   5.2 How time slicing and MPE-FEC provide a solution
   5.3 Time slicing implementation
   5.4 MPE-FEC implementation
   5.5 Complexity and Cost considerations
   5.6 Time slicing and Conditional Access
   5.7 Memory issues
6 Physical layer elements: TPS bits, 4K mode and in-depth
   interleavers
   6.1 4K mode
   6.2 In-depth interleaver for 2K and 4K modes
   6.3 TPS-bit Signalling
7 DVB-H/DVB-T compatibility issues
   7.1 Time slicing and MPE-FEC
   7.2 DVB-H signalling
   7.3 Added 4K mode and in-depth interleavers
8 DVB-H services
   8.1 Service scenarios
   8.2 Hierarchical networks for progressive QoS degradation
        or multiformat/multidevice support
   8.3 Sharing aspects with DVB-T MPEG-2 services
   8.4 DVB-H service access
   8.5 Handover considerations
   8.6 Consecutive and parallel transmission schemes of
        elementary streams and services
   8.7 Considerations on channel switching
   8.8 The Dynamic Zapping Service
9 DVB-H networks
   9.1 Considerations on Network configuration
   9.2 Dedicated DVB-H networks
   9.3 Service Information issues
   9.4 Considerations on the use of repeaters in DVB-H networks
   9.5 Guidelines for the use of DVB-H in 5 MHz channel bandwidth
10 Reference Receiver
   10.1 Foreword on expected performance
   10.2 DVB-H reference receiver model
   10.3 Minimum receiver signal input levels for planning
   10.4 Antenna issues for DVB-H Handheld terminals
   10.5 Diversity reception
11 Network planning
   11.1 Coverage definitions
   11.2 Minimum field strength considerations
Annex A: Terminal categories
Annex B: Interoperatibility with Cellular Radios
      B.1 General issues
      B.2 Cellular Radio Uplink Wanted Signal Interference
          to DVB-H Receiver
      B.3 Cellular Radio Uplink Unwanted Signal Interference
          to DVB-H Receiver
      B.4 Supported frequency range
Annex C: DVB-H link layer parameter selection
      C.1 Introduction
      C.2 Parameter set number 1
      C.3 Parameter set number 2
      C.4 Parameter set number 3
      C.5 Parameter set number 4
Annex D: Channel models for DVB-H
      D.1 Portable Indoor and Outdoor Channels (PI and PO)
      D.2 Mobile Channel (TU-6)
Annex E: Bibliography
History

Presents guidelines for the use and implementation of ETSI Digital Video Broadcasting Handheld (DVB-H) standard in the context of providing an efficient way of carrying multimedia services over digital terrestrial broadcasting networks to handheld terminals.