Rohde&Schwarz supports NTSC Technology for Broadcasting and Multimedia T&M and Signal & Spectrum Analyzers and EMC & Field Strength Test Solutions.

Rohde&Schwarz supports STANAG 3350 Technology for Broadcasting and Multimedia T&M.

HE-AAC (High efficiency – advanced audio coding) is a lossy compression method for digital audio data that requires a license and Rohde&Schwarz supports HE-AAC Technology for Broadcasting and Multimedia T&M.

Dolby digital is a digital audio system requiring a license that has been developed by Dolby Laboratories for movie theaters and home movie systems.

Rohde&Schwarz supports PAL Technology for Broadcasting and Multimedia T&M and Signal & Spectrum Analyzers and EMC & Field Strength Test Solutions.

Data over cable service interface specification (DOCSIS) is a technology for broadband cable transmission of IP data services.

The DVB-C2 is to increase transmission capacity by more than 30 % while maintaining the same channel bandwidth.

The ISDB-C technology standard is used in Japanese cable networks.

The Multimedia over Coax Alliance Technology (MoCA) defines specifications that allow the distribution of multimedia and data over existing coaxial cable infrastructures.

With MHL Mobile high definition link (MHL) technology a solution has been created which enables multimedia capabilities of mobile phones and portable devices for delivering high-definition (HD) content to HDTV´s and other CE products with an easy-to-implement digital connectivity.

Rohde&Schwarz supports SECAM Technology for Broadcasting and Multimedia T&M and Signal & Spectrum Analyzers and EMC & Field Strength Test Solutions.

High-definition multimedia interface (HDMI™) is an interface for transmitting audio and video data between consumer electronics devices and Rohde&Schwarz supports HDMI Technology.

Rohde&Schwarz supports H.264 Technology for Broadcasting and Multimedia T&M.

The DVB-C standard EN 300 429 describes the framing structure, channel coding, and modulation for digital multiprogram television distribution by cable. It describes a system based on the MPEG-2 system layer ISO/ IEC 13818-1, which is harmonized with the transmission standard for satellite, with the addition of an appropriate forward error correction (FEC) technique.

ATSC 3.0 (Advanced Television Systems Committee) is a digital terrestrial broadcasting standard that has been substantially enhanced compared with the ATSC A/53 predecessor standard.

DRM+ is an expansion of the existing DRM standards with regard to the useful frequency range and Rohde&Schwarz supports DRM+ technologies.

The DVB-S2 standard defines the second-generation modulation and channel coding system for satellite TV.

GSM-R is based on the cellular GSM technology, with further enhancements specific to the requirements of railroad operation, such as train control.

Rohde&Schwarz supports the WiGig / WiHD Technology.

Rohde&Schwarz supports the Gallileo Technology for Satellite Navigation System.

WLAN/Wi-Fi Technology is a wireless local area network technology that uses OFDM as the multiple access scheme. It is ideally suited for wireless Internet access.

Rohde & Schwarz supports the Mobile Broadcast technology MediaFLO for transmitters, broadcasting and Multimedia T&M, wireless communications testers and wireless communications systems.

Rohde & Schwarz supports the CMMB - Standard for Chinese Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting for broadcasting and Multimedia T&M, wireless communications testers, wireless communications systems, singal analyzers and spectrum analyzers.

AAC is a lossy compression method for digital audio data that was developed by the MPEG working group.

In contrast to traditional broadcasting, many different bodies are working on IPTV technology services.

Rohde&Schwarz supports ISDB-TB Technology for Mobile Network Testing and Broadcasting and Multimedia T&M and Transmitters.

Rohde&Schwarz supports DVB-T Technology for Transmitters and Broadcasting and Multimedia and Wireless Communications Testers & Systems and Signal & Spectrum Analyzers and Signal Generators and Mobile Network Testing.

The DVB-S2 standard defines the second-generation modulation and channel coding system for satellite TV.

XM satellite is a terrestrial, repeater-assisted satellite digital audio radio service (SDARS) in the United States for nationwide mobile car reception.

In practice, the open TETRA standard is a suite of standards covering different technology aspects, e.g. air interfaces, network interfaces and their services and facilities.