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 Aerial Benchmarking Scheme 
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This download lists all the aerials that have been benchmarked by the CAI. |
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2010-06-22 25.57 KB |
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| Cable Benchmarking Scheme
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This download lists all the cables that have been benchmarked by the CAI |
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2009-10-30 26.98 KB |
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| CAI type 100 benchmark
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| This specification defines the pass/fail criteria for the testing of cable type 100, and references the relevant sections of BS EN 501171: 1997 where appropriate. The methods of BS EN 501176: 1997 are used as appropriate. | Date Filesize |
2009-02-16 171.43 KB |
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| CAI type 125 benchmark
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| This specification defines the pass/fail criteria for the testing of cable type 125, and references the relevant sections of BS EN 501171: 1997 where appropriate. The methods of BS EN 501176: 1997 are used as appropriate. | Date Filesize |
2009-02-16 170.77 KB |
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| CAI type 165 benchmark
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This specification defines the pass/fail criteria for the testing of cable type 165, and references the relevant sections of BS EN 501171: 1997 where appropriate. The methods of BS EN 501176: 1997 are used as appropriate. |
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2009-02-16 170.94 KB |
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| Guidelines on Process for Product Testing 20.10,061
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| This procedure is a guideline to ensure that the correct process is followed to allow cables to be tested efficiently in accordance with the CAI agreed format. |
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2009-02-16 239.15 KB |
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| Guidelines on Achieving The CAI Aerial Benchmark
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The following document details the process and actions required to achieve the CAI Aerial Benchmark. |
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2009-07-31 41.34 KB |
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| Guidelines for the use of Benchmarked Aerials
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| The tolerance of analogue TV reception to aerial performance has also resulted in a significant quantity of inexpensive but poorly designed and manufactured products becoming available on the market. In most instances, these are unsuitable for satisfactory DTT reception. The lack of any recognised performance standards or existing approval process for domestic DTT aerials has therefore led the CAI and the DTG to introduce the Aerial Benchmarking Scheme. | Date Filesize |
2009-02-16 361 KB |
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