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Master of Science thesis: Physical layer signaling for the next generation mobile TV standard DVB-NGH

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This Master of Science degree thesis aims at investigating, studying and developing the new physical layer for the new handled generation of terrestrial TV standard DVB-NGH. This new physical layer is based on the DVB-T2 physical layer specification, but it introduces several advanced mechanisms to allow the transmission of high definition TV services in mobile environments. The main objective of this thesis work is focused on illustrating the benefits of the new physical layer when compared to T2 physical layer. | Master of Science thesis: Physical layer signaling for the next generation mobile TV standard DVB-NGH

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