I have noticed that modern FM radio stations broadcast simple text information about them. While this does not affect the analog sound, it can be decoded by most modern FM receivers, including my mobile phone.
I wonder how is this information encoded. I believe that if I knew a name of the process I would be able to find a very specific documentation.
Electronic – How do radio stations broadcast information
digital-logicradio
Related Topic
- Electronic – What modulation does Short wave broadcast stations use
- Electronic – Why is the audio amp picking up AM and FM radio stations
- Electronic – Do commercial AM radio stations broadcast a carrier
- Electronic – Antenna for broadcast AM reception on ARM Radio SDR
- Electrical – Maximum range of 27 MHz ISM band NLOS radio broadcast
- Electronic – Night-time Shortwave radio broadcast
- Electronic – Why do AM radio stations have secondary frequencies
Best Answer
It's called the Radio Data System. It transmits data over a 1187.5 baud QPSK channel at a 57 kHz carrier frequency in the broadcast FM baseband.