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Which model is best? What does a RadioPlanner P.1812 coverage map look like?

  • Sakharov
  • Dec 27, 2024
  • 1 min read

RadioPlanner presentation at the master class "Analyzing TV Coverage – ATSC 1.0, ATSC 3.0 and 5G Broadcast" by Doug Lang, vice president of broadcast technology for NBC/Telemundo Stations.

The master class was held as part of the National Association of Broadcasters TechConnect 2024 event in April 2024.

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An analysis of methods for determining ATSC 1.0 broadcast coverage, with examples of how ATSC 3.0 improves coverage, and a comparison to 5G broadcast coverage.


Some of the broadcast coverage web maps created by Doug Lang using RadioPlanner:





Indoor RadioPlanner 2.1 | More Options for Planning and Surveying Wi-Fi Networks

  • Sakharov
  • Dec 25, 2024
  • 1 min read
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1. Introduced a new System Type for Wi-Fi, allowing users to configure Wi-Fi access points conveniently by selecting Band, 802.11 Standard, Channel, Bandwidth, and more.

2. Indoor RadioPlanner now supports passive surveying and visualization of the on-site Wi-Fi environment.

3. New coverage prediction types for Wi-Fi networks have been added: Signal to Noise Ratio, Channel Interference, and Second Rx Power.

4. Indoor RadioPlanner is now compatible with x64 and ARM processors on Windows 10/11.

5. Fixed minor bugs.


For more information, refer to the updated User Manual.

Antenna Pattern Editor 2.0 Update. Support Ekahau JSON antenna file format

  • Sakharov
  • Oct 17, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 21, 2024

  1. At numerous user requests, the ability to view, process and export antenna patterns in Ekahau JSON format has been added, taking into account all possible tags.




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  1. The approach to importing antenna patterns in native 3D formats has been completely changed, making the work easier.

  2. Minor bugs fixed


  3. For more information, please see the updated PDF user manual.

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