FCC Engineering & Filing Support
Technical application preparation, engineering exhibits, amendments, and facility modification support.
View FCC engineering servicesBroadcast engineering and RF software
Nexus Broadcast supports FM stations, LPFM organizations, translator operators, consulting engineers, and broadcast applicants with FCC technical filings, engineering studies, and purpose-built RF software.
Professional services
Technical work is organized around the decisions broadcasters actually need to make: whether a channel is viable, how a proposed facility affects other stations, what an FCC application requires, and how a facility change affects service.
Technical application preparation, engineering exhibits, amendments, and facility modification support.
View FCC engineering servicesFrequency searches, technical evaluations, interference review, and proposed facility comparisons.
View translator servicesChannel research, second-adjacent waiver analysis, facility changes, and technical filing support.
View LPFM servicesFacility planning, site and antenna changes, ERP and HAAT analysis, and technical studies.
FCC contours, terrain-aware propagation, directional patterns, population comparisons, and interference analysis.
Structured channel and facility research for FM, LPFM, and translator planning.
Nexus Broadcast software
RF Workbench is the software platform for Nexus Broadcast engineering applications. It brings FCC data, RF calculations, facility research, and specialized broadcast workflows into a common environment.
The foundation for a growing collection of browser-based RF engineering applications.
Explore RF WorkbenchFCC facility research, translator database tools, technical comparisons, and RF planning workflows.
Explore RF NavigatorStation operations software
Alongside the RF tools, Nexus Broadcast builds software for the work that continues after a facility is licensed and on the air.
Music library management for radio stations: track identification, genre and tag correction, duplicate detection, explicit-content screening, and rotation placement, kept in step with the automation system.
Explore TroveTracks Visit TroveTracks.comAutomated on-air weather breaks, from National Weather Service data through script, voicing, and a finished branded audio file placed on the automation system.
Explore WeatherTroveBuilt around real broadcast work
Nexus Broadcast combines decades of broadcast engineering and consulting experience with modern software development. The goal is not to replace engineering judgment with a calculator. The goal is to make accurate data easier to find, technical studies faster to prepare, complex RF decisions easier to understand, and the recurring work of running a station less manual.
Send the station, service, location, frequency or channel, and the change you are considering. Nexus Broadcast can determine what information and technical work are needed.
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