Betekenis van:
decoder

decoder
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • toestel dat codes kan omzetten
  • a machine that converts a coded text into ordinary language

Hyperoniemen

decoder
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • the kind of intellectual who converts messages from a code to plain text

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    1. There will also be a selective advantage for the decoder manufacturing sector.
    2. Apparently, some 2 million Italian nationals have bought a subsidised decoder.
    3. This provides for a subsidy of EUR 90 for each decoder purchased by users in Sardinia and Valle d'Aosta between 1 December and 31 December 2005 and of EUR 70 for each decoder purchased as of 1 January 2006.
    4. Measure No 15389 of 10 May 2006 of the Competition Authority (AGCM) CI2 ‘Prime Minister –TV decoder subsidies’.
    5. Italy agrees that there is no aid to decoder producers and that network operators and broadcasters have to be put on the same footing.
    6. The price reduction due to the economies of scale resulting from the subsidies would mean that poor households could also afford to buy the decoder.
    7. Measure No 15389 of 10 May 2006 of the Competition Authority (AGCM) CI2 ‘Prime Minister –TV decoder subsidies’ based on the law on conflict of interest.
    8. By lowering the cost of the investment in the equipment for terrestrial TV (the decoder), the subsidies have a clear impact on this choice.
    9. For example, one of the complainants — Sky Italia — claims that it provided its subscribers with a free decoder and satellite dish.
    10. Paragraph 211 of the 2005 Finance Act refinanced the measure with the same spending limit of EUR 110 million, but with a grant per decoder of EUR 70. The scheme in question ceased to apply on 1 December 2005.
    11. Article 4(1) of the 2004 Finance Act provides for a public grant of EUR 150 for users who purchase or rent a set up box or decoder (hereinafter referred to as decoder) capable of receiving TV signals transmitted using digital terrestrial technology and the associated interactive services, and allocates a total budget of EUR 110 million for the purpose. It should be noted that decoders which do not receive digital terrestrial signals are not entitled to the grant even if they allow the reception and utilisation of the interactive services.
    12. First, the arguments that terrestrial and satellite operators do not compete on the same pay-TV market and that the cost of the decoder has only a marginal impact on the consumer's choice between the two different platforms are disputable. Hence the conclusion implied by these arguments, i.e. that the measure does not distort competition, must be rejected.
    13. This is currently the only technology that allows simultaneous reception of all DTT channels with only one decoder — thereby replicating the current situation in the analogue mode — plus interactivity and the conditional access properties that allow the use of prepaid pay-per-view cards.
    14. Integrated circuit package with TV reception functionality containing a channel decoder die, tuner die, power management die, GSM filters and discrete as well as embedded passive circuit elements for reception of digitally broadcasting videosignals of DVB-T and DVB-H formats
    15. Since a significant percentage of eligible consumers did not take advantage of the subsidy and since those who did could have been influenced by other considerations than the subsidy, the number of viewers whose decisions were affected by the subsidy is not equal to the total number of viewers who acquired a decoder using the subsidy.