It is a radio broadcasting system for regional communication that can utilize a dedicated channel with no interference.
In the Kyushu region, a broadcasting system for local communities using specific low-power radio and simple radio has been spreading since over a decade ago (a wireless version of wired broadcasting). Due to the rapid spread, the number of channels has become limited, necessitating new frequency bands. Based on the results of the "Study Group on Information and Communication Systems for Local Communities," hosted by the Kyushu Regional Communications Bureau from November 2007 to March 2008, the "Frequency Utilization Plan" was revised in July 2008, reallocating some frequencies from underutilized regional promotion radio for use in municipal and community broadcasting, which is referred to as "Community Radio." The official notification was issued in December 2008, and licenses have been granted sequentially since then. [Definition] It is defined as "a radio station established by municipalities, community associations, etc., to smoothly carry out joint activities that contribute to the maintenance and formation of a good local community, such as communication among residents within the area, environmental improvement, and maintenance of meeting facilities." Therefore, licenses are granted only to municipalities and community associations, etc. *Community associations, etc. = organizations that are closely related to municipalities and are recognized for supporting the activities of the respective organization.
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**Characteristics of Regional Community Radio** - There is no interference because it is a dedicated frequency managed and allocated by the Communications Bureau. - A stable system can be established due to the dedicated frequency. - Connection to disaster prevention administrative radio or MCA radio is permitted. Broadcasting by local councils at the same time is possible through repeated use of frequencies. (In cases where local councils are located in areas that do not interfere with each other, the same frequency may be allocated to promote effective use of radio waves based on radio wave surveys.) - Flexibility in radio line design is expanded through ingenuity in transmission power and antennas. - There are no regular inspections required since the output is below 1W as a base station. - Repeater stations are treated as land mobile stations, resulting in lower radio usage fees, and radio operators are included in the base station. - Loudspeaker broadcasting is also permitted.
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Shibaura Electronic Industry Co., Ltd. collaborates with the community to consider what truly constitutes a "Information/Communication and Control/Monitoring System" that benefits our customers. We offer a comprehensive business model that encompasses everything from proposals, design, manufacturing, sales, construction, maintenance, to service. With the utmost importance placed on stable operation, we tirelessly strive to improve the quality of our work and reliability, while providing sincere and friendly service. We sincerely hope to earn the trust of the local community by responding to various customer needs and delivering satisfaction and peace of mind.
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