APSCC 2006 Satellite Conference and Exhibition @Seoul
Satellite Digital Multimedia Broadcasting Service for Mobile & Personal Users in Japan
September 27, 2006
Yoshitake YAMAGUCHI Mobile Broadcasting Corporation [email protected] http://www.mbco.co.jp
Proprietary&Confidential Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Operator Info
Operator: Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Established in May, 1998 Total Capital Fund as of August 2006 • JP¥36.9billion, roughly US$360million Shareholders • 90 companies including Electronics manufactures, Auto manufactures, Telecommunications carriers, Broadcasting operators, Radio Operators, Postproductions, Ad Agencies, Publishing companies and so on. • Toshiba, SK Telecom (Korea), Sharp, Toyota, Yokogawa Elec., NTT Data, Usen BN, Nippon Television, Mitsui-Sumitomo Marin Security, Fujitsu etc.
Proprietary&Confidential 1 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Mobile Broadcasting Service
Across Japan VideoAudioData
During Commute At Home While Driving
Proprietary&Confidential 2 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Mobile Broadcasting System
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Broadcasting Broadcasting 2.6 GHz Center Center
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Blocking/ Contents Provider Portable Shadowing Contents Provider Receiver Fixed Receiver Gap Filler Gap Filler 2.6 GHz Gap Filler Gap Filler Vehicular Receiver 2.6 GHz
Proprietary&Confidential 3 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Broadcasting System/ Characteristics
Carrier Frequency : 2.6425GHz Bandwidth : 25MHz Polarization : LHCP Modulation : DS-CDM Chip Rate : 16.384Mcps Processing gain : 64 Spreading Code : Walsh Code and Truncated M Sequence Error Correction : Convolution Coding and RS(204,188) Coding Audio Coding : MPEG2 AAC Video Coding : H.264 Multiplexing : MPEG-2 Systems Conditional Access : MULTI-2 Total Data Rate : more than 7Mbps
Proprietary&Confidential 4 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Satellite System / Characteristics
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Launch Mass : 3800kg Design Life : more than 12years S-band Transponders EIRP : 67dBW Antenna :12m diameter Ku-band Transponders EIRP : 54dBW Antenna : 2.4m & 1.2m
Proprietary&Confidential 5 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Reference:Satellite (MBSAT)
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Proprietary&Confidential 6 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Launch of MBSAT
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photo by Ben Cooper
Proprietary&Confidential 7 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Signal Receiving Map
Blue: Can receive S-Band signal directly from Satellite more than 95% nation-wide Red : Mostly tunnels
Proprietary&Confidential 8 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Broadcasting System/ Gap Fillers
Wide Area Gap Filler Service Area : 1~3km from Gap Filler EIRP = 30~50dBm
Radius : 1 - 3km
Spot Gap Filler Service Area : 500m from Gap Filler EIRP = 0~20dBm
Proprietary&Confidential 9 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Features of Mobile Broadcasting Media
Satellite Service with ultra-small antenna - Parabola antenna is no more required Single Frequency - Seamless service all across Japan Easy to use like radio and rich programs like CS broadcasting. Enable to enjoy even in building shade and in tunnels. Enable to enjoy at speeds of Shinkansen bullet train or Airplane.
Proprietary&Confidential 10 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Concept of Mobile Broadcasting Terminal
MBCO service has released TV from living room to outdoor.
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Release Radio Release AV Release PC from Release Phone from living from living office from home room room
Proprietary&Confidential 11 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation User Terminals
Mobile phone combined Terminal (Music Porter X by NTT DoCoMo)
Proprietary&Confidential 12 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation User Terminals
Plug & Play type Car tuner Toyota DOP
Design Car Dealers supply chain Smaller Multi-function Easy to Use Moba-HO! + Car Navigation
Moba-HO! Tuner
Moba-HO! In Car Navigation More new models expected
Proprietary&Confidential 13 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Broadcasting Center and Other Facilities
Satellite Control Station
Main Antenna Yamaguchi Ibaraki Diameter 7.6m
Broadcasting Center in Tokyo Media Center at Akasaka
Proprietary&Confidential Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Channels of MBCO 1.Video Channels : 8 channels
2. Audio channels : 37 channels
3. Data Programs : 60 titles
Proprietary&Confidential 15 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Contribution to the public
The World’s First Nation-wide Broadcasting Media for Mobile and individual Users Development of the System and Infrastructure initiated by a Private Company Media Gap reduction • Rural area • Small ships in the ocean • High speed moving vehicles Useful media for Disaster Prevention • Early warning system for Earthquake , Tsunami, etc
Proprietary&Confidential 16 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Live broadcasting is available in airplane
ANA domestic lines will introduce S-DMB (Moba-HO!) from early next year
Proprietary&Confidential 17 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Data broadcasting provide Ocean information service to fisherman ships
Valuable Ocean information is now available by simpler receiver with cheaper cost
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P-Wave (Initial Signal) S-Wave (Main Movement) Based on the information of the P wave of an initial earthquake signals, the system calculates and broadcasts the S wave arrival time of main movement. Proprietary&Confidential 19 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation Interactive Mobile Broadcasting Service
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Proprietary&Confidential 20 Mobile Broadcasting Corporation The Satellite Digital Multimedia Broadcasting services (S-DMB) have started in Japan and Korea.
We expect to introduce S-DMB services into other Asia-Pacific countries in the near future.
Thank You!