The DVB-H Handbook (PDF)

About the Authors. Preface. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. List of Contributors. List of Figures. 1. General. 1.1 Setting up the Scene. 1.2 Benefits of DVB-H. 1.3 Standardization. 1.4 Contents of the Book. 2. DVB-H Overview. 2.1 Time Slicing. 2.2 MPE-FEC. 2.3 DVB-H Specific Signaling. 2.4 The Broadcast and Cellular Systems in DVB-H. 2.5 Market Needs. 2.6 Applications. 3. Mobile TV Business Eco-System. 3.1 The Network of Dependencies in Mobile TV Business. 3.2 Mobile TV Business Role. 3.3 Vertical Business Model, Mobile Operator-Driven Model. 3.4 Virtual Network Operator Model, Mobile Operator Operator-Driven Model. 3.5 Wholesaler-Reseller Model, Broadcast Network Operator-Driven Model.. 3.6 NewCo or Consortium - Broadcaster-Driven Model. 3.7 Revenue Models. 3.8 Broadcast Network as Starting Point. 4. Technical Architecture. 4.1 Main Elements. 4.2 Core Network. 4.3 Mobile Broadcast Solution (MBS). 4.4 Radio Network. 4.5 Interfaces and Protocols. 5. DVB-H Equipment. 5.1 Terminals. 5.2 Core Elements. 5.3 Radio Elements. 5.4 Antenna Systems. 5.5 Measurement Equipment. 5.6 Other Equipment. 6. Functionality of the System. 6.1 The Protocol Stack of the End-to-End OMA-BCAST over DVB-H System. 6.2 Upper Layer Protocols. 6.3 MPE in DVB-H. 6.4 MPE-FEC Frame. 6.5 Principle of Time-Sliced Transmission. 6.6 Program-Specific Information (PSI)/Service Information (SI). 6.7 Transport Stream. 6.8 Transmission Parameter Signaling (TPS). 6.9 The Head-End Functionality. 6.10 The Receiver and Terminal Functionality. 6.11 The DVB-H Network Types. 7. Signalling. 7.1 Service Discovery Signalling. 7.2 End-to-End Service Discovery. 7.3 Interaction Channel. 7.4 Service and Content Protection. 8. DVB-H Head-End. 8.1 Overview. 8.2 A/V Content Encoding. 8.3 A/V Content Scrambling. 8.4 Electronic Service Guide (ESG) Generation. 8.5 IP Encapsulation. 8.6 Service Management. 8.7 Subscriber and Subscription Management. 8.8 SFN Synchronization. 9. DVB-H Radio Network. 9.1 OFDM. 9.2 DVB-H Radio

Jyrki T.J. Penttinen, Senior Solutions Architect, Nokia Siemens
Networks, Spain currently plans technological solutions for the
mobile network evolution, including the 2G and 3G radio networks.
Previously he has worked in Technical Management for Nokia Mexico
and USA. He also has extensive experience from the mobile networks
operator side having worked in R&D Management in Spain and
in other technical tasks in Finland. Among his other projects, he
has participated in DVB-H standardization and trialling, and he is
currently working on his PhD thesis which is related to the DVB-H
planning and optimization. Jyrki has written telecommunications
related books and he has given actively international telecoms
presentations.

Petri Jolma, Senior Specialist, Nokia Siemens
Networks, Finland received the degree of M.S. of electrical
engineering from the Technical University of Helsinki 1986, and has
been employed by Nokia Networks / Nokia Siemens Networks since
then. He has worked at several positions in microwave design,
cellular network RF design and research, including DVB-H
technology.

Erkki Aaltonen, Business Development Manager, Nokia
Corporation, Finland has extensive business development and
sales experience in telecommunication business, establishing
strategic partnerships with key mobile players globally. He is
recognized as a leader in mobile TV-related business modeling and
specialises in DVB-H. Erkki is also a partner and Board Director at
Piccola Onda.

Jani Väre, Project Manager, Nokia
Corporation, Finland has a MSc. Degree in Information
technology and he is currently finalizing his PhD thesis. He has
worked in Nokia since 2001, participating closely in the activities
related to MobileTV and DVB-H. Throughout his Nokia career he has
contributed to the generation of new technologies within the field
of Telecommunications and especially related to the MobileTV. The
development of IPDC over DVB-H and DVB-T2 standards have been

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