AM engineering
Daytime groundwave contours, critical-hours analysis, nighttime interference-free studies, skywave contours, and nighttime limit work for directional facilities.
Spectrum Management Workspace
Spectrum Lab brings AM, FM, translator, LPFM, and TV analysis into one practical workspace for facility planning, allocation review, contour engineering, and technical reporting.
One workspace, many study types
Search stations, build projects, compare facilities, draw contours, test patterns, and keep the results organized for the next review.
Daytime groundwave contours, critical-hours analysis, nighttime interference-free studies, skywave contours, and nighttime limit work for directional facilities.
Contour and allocation studies using protected and interfering facilities, translator rules, NCE protections, channel searches, spacing requirements, and FCC propagation curves.
FCC TVStudy coverage and interference analysis with official study templates, detailed cell results, replication channels, population outputs, maps, and engineering reports.
Directional patterns, tower phase and ratio controls, augmentation limits, azimuth and elevation patterns, antenna catalog data, and ground-profile review.
Interactive layers, contours, conductivity, population, Longley-Rice, protected zones, auxiliary paths, terrain profiles, and configurable PDF reports.
Designed around FCC engineering methods
Spectrum Lab is built to keep the engineering path visible. Study results retain the subject and compare facilities, terrain source, conductivity data, ruleset, calculation version, and generated contours so a result can be reviewed later.
Spectrum Monitor
After each daily FCC database update, Spectrum Monitor reruns your station's study and checks it against the previous baseline. It identifies and notifies you of new affecting stations, removals, and facility changes. These daily studies can also reveal station upgrade opportunities.
Explore Spectrum MonitorReady when you are
Bring station engineering, map analysis, saved projects, and reporting into one dedicated spectrum-management workspace.
Spectrum Lab
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