SHRnetwerken

SHR networken is a concept within the Mobile TV and broadcasting industry referring to a system of interconnected networks used for delivering high-bandwidth content to mobile devices. This technology enables the sharing of resources and infrastructure between different networks, allowing for more efficient use of bandwidth and a wider coverage area.

The SHR (Same Household/Room) networking architecture is designed to provide multimedia content distribution over a mesh network, involving one central node and multiple satellite nodes. Each node in the network can transmit and receive content, making it possible for multiple users to access the same multimedia content within the same household or location.

In an SHR network, information is transmitted over radio waves through a medium, most commonly the 5 GHz frequency band. This frequency is widely used for wireless mesh networks, offering high-bandwidth data transfer rates and relatively low latency.

One of the key benefits of SHR networking is that it enables the collection and dissemination of large amounts of data, including multimedia content, news, and information. This is particularly useful for digital terrestrial TV networks, where SHR networking can offer an effective way to distribute multimedia content over a wide area without the need for expensive and complex infrastructure.

In recent years, SHR networking has gained interest in several countries due to its ability to provide a robust and cost-efficient solution for multimedia content distribution. However, its potential applications extend beyond the broadcasting industry, offering a new and innovative model for wireless network infrastructure deployment.