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Dielectric offers broadcast systems designed and manufactured under one roof, including all components from transmitter output to tower top. With roots dating back to 1942, Dielectric helped pioneer the broadcast age, and the company’s drive to innovate has never waned. Dielectric has earned a reputation for offering the world’s most sophisticated antenna and signal-transmission solutions, and an ability to meet the needs of all broadcasters: TV, HD and FM, low and high power.

Dielectric President and CEO Keith Pelletier told radioinfo’s Steve Ahern at the 2025 NABShow about the quick deployment of equipment in disaster-prone areas, enabling broadcasters to maintain their signals during emergencies.

They also discussed exciting innovations in their product line aimed at enhancing FM transmission systems, focusing on the new Ringmaster Antenna system and groundbreaking new manifold combiners for radio broadcast transmission.

Dielectric is accelerating its R&D processes, ultimately benefiting customers through economical and high-performance solutions and improved sustainability methods, as you will find out in this radioinfo podcast.

More information:

https://www.dielectric.com

https://radioinfo.asia/news/reduced-wind-resistance-and-decreased-tower-weight-in-new-dielectric-transmission-technology-nabshow-2025/ 

 

Dielectric offers broadcast systems designed and manufactured under one roof, including all components from transmitter output to tower top. With roots dating back to 1942, Dielectric helped pioneer the broadcast age, and the company&rsquo;s drive to innovate has never waned. Dielectric has earned a reputation for offering the world&rsquo;s most sophisticated antenna and signal-transmission solutions, and an ability to meet the needs of all broadcasters: TV, HD and FM, low and high power.
Dielectric President and CEO Keith Pelletier told radioinfo&rsquo;s Steve Ahern at the 2025 NABShow about the quick deployment of equipment in disaster-prone areas, enabling broadcasters to maintain their signals during emergencies.
They also discussed exciting innovations in their product line aimed at enhancing FM transmission systems, focusing on the new Ringmaster Antenna system and groundbreaking new manifold combiners for radio broadcast transmission.
Dielectric is accelerating its R&amp;D processes, ultimately benefiting customers through economical and high-performance solutions and improved sustainability methods, as you will find out in this radioinfo podcast.
More information:
<a href="https://www.dielectric.com">https://www.dielectric.com</a>
<a href="https://radioinfo.asia/news/reduced-wind-resistance-and-decreased-tower-weight-in-new-dielectric-transmission-technology-nabshow-2025/">https://radioinfo.asia/news/reduced-wind-resistance-and-decreased-tower-weight-in-new-dielectric-transmission-technology-nabshow-2025/</a>&nbsp;
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Dielectric President Keith Pelletier at NABShow 2025

Jen Seyderhelm visited the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) and spoke with Graduate Diploma of Radio and Podcasting students Mark Williamson, Lee Chen and Karl Svikis.

 

Jen Seyderhelm visited the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) and spoke with Graduate Diploma of Radio and Podcasting students Mark Williamson, Lee Chen and Karl Svikis.
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Lee Chan Mark Williamson and Karl Svikis

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