FM Radio Station Design

Proposal at Tanay, Rizal

(Tanay Park)

technical aspects of
building a FM Broadcast
Station.
*To design an FM station
that will provide quality
sounds and will answer to
the needs of the listeners.
*To design a FM station
that will benefit both the
listeners and the investor

A Radio broadcast
station is one which
produces programs and
broadcasts them to the
general public . The four
types of broadcasting are:
(1)AM Broadcast (2)FM
Broadcast
(3) International Broadcast
(4) Television Broadcast.

Broadcast stations
wholesome programs
will benefit the people
in Tanay Rizal in the
different aspects of
their listening
interests considering
their types of
communities.

NEARBY STATIONS

Frequency

99.9 Mhz

Name
Thunder

104.7 Mhz

MOR For Life

Format

Call
Sign

College
Radio, CHR

DZTH

OPM ,CHR POP

DZLK

Owner
Location

Tanay,
Rizal

Tanay ,
Rizal

Eastern Rizal
Communication
Center

ABS CBN
Corporation

OTHER FREQUENCIES DETECTED

88.3 MHz

98.9 MHz

107.5 MHz

89.1 MHz

99.5 MHz

90.7 MHz

101.1 MHz

93.9 MHz

105.1 MHz

97.9 MHz

105.9 MHz

LOCATION
Map of Tanay, Rizal

Road Map Of Tanay, Rizal (Tanay Park )

This park placemark is situated in Rizal, Region 4,

Philippines and its geographical coordinates are 14 29'
49" North, 121 17' 11" East.

Tanay Rizal is one of the thirteen (13) towns

and one (1) component city that comprise the
Province of Rizal.

CLIMATE
Tanay, Rizal is
endowed with Type 1
climate with two
pronounced seasons, dry
season from November to
April and wet season for

TOPOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Tanay, Rizals topography is a combination of valleys
and mountains; flat low-lying areas on the western portion
which are mostly urbanized and populated.

DEFINITION OF TERMS
For better understanding of the study of
the following terms were conceptually and
operationally defined.
FM broadcastingis aVHFbroadcasting
technology, pioneered by
Edwin Howard Armstrong, which uses
frequency modulation(FM) to provide
high-fidelitysound over broadcastradio

AM
broadcastingis
the
process
of
radio broadcastingusing
amplitude modulation(AM). AM was the first
method of impressing sound on a radio signal
and is still widelybroadcastingisbroadcasting
used today.
International
that is deliberately aimed at a foreign, rather
than a domestic, audience
Televisionbroadcasting
(telecast)
an
extension of radio to includevideosignals.

Class-A Stations. A Class A station with a

minimum of 10 kilowatts transmitter power
with an authorized transmitter power not
exceeding 25 kilowatts and an Effective
Radiated Power (ERP) not exceeding 125
kilowatts and limited an antenna height of
2000 feet above average terrain.
Class-B Stations. A Class B station with a
minimum of 1 kilowatt transmitter power with
an authirized transmitter power not exceeding
10 kilowatts and an Effective Radiated Power
(ERP) not exceeding 30 kilowatts and limited
an antenna height of 500 feet above average

Class-C Stations. A Class C station with a

non commercial community station having an
authorized radiated power not exceeding
1000 watts (ERP) .
Class-D stations. A Class D station with an
authorized tramitter power not exceeding 10
watts
ERP(Effective Radiated Power) is a
calculated measurement that describes the
peak transmitted power output of the system.
It is measured in Watts, and includes peak
transmitter power, transmission line losses,
and peak antenna gain(as compared to a half-

City/

Area

Percent

Area

Percent

Municipality

(Hectares)1

Distribution

(Km.)

Distribution

Angono

2,600

1.99

26.22

2.23

30,608

23.38

306.10

26.03

Baras

2,340

1.79

84.93

7.22

Binangonan

7,270

5.55

66.34

5.64

Cainta

1,020

0.78

26.81

2.28

Cardona

3,120

2.38

28.56

2.43

Jalajala

4,930

3.77

44.12

3.75

Morong

3,760

2.87

37.58

3.20

Pililla

7,400

5.65

69.95

5.95

Rodriguez

31,278

23.90

172.85

14.70

San Mateo

6,489

4.96

55.09

4.68

33,466

18.59

200.00

17.01

Taytay

3,880

2.96

38.80

3.30

Teresa

1,860

1.42

18.61

1.58

TOTAL

130,892

100.00

1,175.96

100

Antipolo City

Tanay