What does Reception vector mean?
The reception vector refers to the reception type of a household, i.e. the technical form with which the radio or TV signal is transmitted and received. One often speaks of “reception levels”. The most common forms of TV are IPTV, DVB-S via satellite, DVB-T via terrestrial antennas, etc., for radio they are, for example. B. FM and DAB / DAB+.
This term is assigned to TV and Audio in the Goldbach Advertising Glossary.
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