AM engineering
Daytime groundwave contours, critical-hours analysis, nighttime interference-free studies, skywave contours, and nighttime limit work for directional facilities.
Spectrum Management Workspace
Engineering study workflow made easy.
Spectrum Lab brings AM, FM, translator, LPFM, and TV analysis into one practical workspace for facility planning, allocation review, contour engineering, and technical reporting.
AM groundwave, skywave, critical hours
FM contours and spacing studies
TV FCC TVStudy coverage and interference
FCC reference data and reporting
AM ENGINEERING
AM DAYTIME CONTOUR STUDY
Protected and interfering contours
One workspace, many study types
From a new facility question to a printable engineering record.
Search stations, build projects, compare facilities, draw contours, test patterns, and keep the results organized for the next review.
FM, translator, and LPFM
Contour and allocation studies using protected and interfering facilities, translator rules, NCE protections, channel searches, spacing requirements, and FCC propagation curves.
FCC TVStudy
FCC TVStudy coverage and interference analysis with official study templates, detailed cell results, replication channels, population outputs, maps, and engineering reports.
Patterns and antennas
Directional patterns, tower phase and ratio controls, augmentation limits, azimuth and elevation patterns, antenna catalog data, and ground-profile review.
Maps and engineering records
Interactive layers, contours, conductivity, population, Longley-Rice, protected zones, auxiliary paths, terrain profiles, and configurable PDF reports.
Designed around FCC engineering methods
Transparent inputs. Repeatable calculations.
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.
- FCC curve families and published propagation references
- Multiple terrain datasets, including GLOBE 30 arc-second and higher-resolution options
- M3 conductivity data with the ability to enter field measurements
- Stored profiles and contours to reduce repeat processing
STUDY RECORD
- Study
- FM Contour / 73.215
- Terrain
- GLOBE 30 arc-sec
- Contours
- F(50,50) / F(50,10)
- Population
- Available on request
- Report
- Map and study PDF
Simple pricing
One project or unlimited access.
Choose focused project access for an individual engineering job, or a monthly workspace for ongoing studies.
| Plan | Price | Studies & access | Saved projects |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pay per projectFor an individual engineering job | $99 per project · no monthly seat fee | Run and re-run studies for 7 days from purchase. One subject station with any number of compare stations. Edit stations and draw contours manually for 30 days. | After day 30, the project is view-only. Continue viewing saved results and printing reports; new studies stop after day 7. |
| Monthly unlimitedFor ongoing engineering work | $499 per month / simultaneous seat | Unlimited projects and studies while subscribed. Buy the simultaneous seats your company needs; each open Spectrum Lab tab uses one seat. | Keep editing and re-running studies while subscribed. Projects are retained if you unsubscribe; resubscribe to regain access. |
Pay-per-project pricing is for a project, not a separate charge for each study run. Standard rates are shown here; company-specific and reseller pricing may differ. Confirm your applicable price before purchasing. Spectrum Monitor is separate.
Spectrum Monitor
Know when a station's spectrum changes.
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.
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Put your next broadcast study in one place.
Bring station engineering, map analysis, saved projects, and reporting into one dedicated spectrum-management workspace.