No matter how demanding your broadcast needs, the Harris DX 10 and DX 15 will keep you on the air. Hundreds of broadcasters have benefited from the superior performance and reliability provided by Harris-patented digital amplitude modulation. According to our customers, DX transmitters provide unsurpassed audio performance, improved coverage, simple operation, the lowest cost of operation, and the highest reliability of any medium wave transmitter.

Being a digitally modulated transmitter, DX is ready for DRM or HD Radio™. Simply add the appropriate exciter and DX is on the air in digital broadcast mode.

DX Transmitters are now able to provide IP based control and monitoring by using Harris'''' WEB Remote tied to the station''''s LAN or directly to the Internet.

HD Radio is a trademark of iBiquity Digital Corp.

Features

• Digital: Harris DX transmitters have Direct Digital Synthesis of the RF envelope using true digital modulation, not PDM.
• Reliable: Harris DX transmitters have set a new standard for RF amplifier reliability with modules that exceed 6 million hours’ MTBF based on actual field experience calculations.
• Simple: Harris DX transmitters are simple to operate and maintain. Each system uses standard off-the-shelf components. Components are easily accessible and field repairable.
• Efficient: Harris DX transmitters are proven to yield typical efficiency of over 86%, resulting in the industry’s lowest power cost.
• Rugged: Harris DX transmitters use a patented lightning protection system that virtually eliminates failures. Built-in surge protection is standard on all AC mains lines and
  internal power supplies.
• Redundant: Harris DX transmitters use redundant circuit designs in critical areas. Soft failure and FLEXPatch™ reassignment ensure uninterrupted broadcasting without
  significant degradation in performance. Broadband interchangeable RF amplifier modules simplify maintenance.
• Future Compatibility: Harris DX transmitters ensure future digital broadcast compatibility with high peak-to-average power capability, exceptional audio bandwidth, and
  virtually no audio-to-RF group delay variation. The Harris DX 10 transmitter successfully completed over-the-air IBOC (In Band/On Channel) DAB tests in 1995.