Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS)

Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) refers to a satellite-based communication system that transmits television and radio signals directly to consumers’ small dish antennas. Positioned in geostationary orbit, DBS satellites broadcast signals over specific areas, allowing viewers to receive high-quality digital TV and internet services with a relatively small dish. This technology provides a reliable, high-capacity connection, especially in areas where cable infrastructure is limited. Overall, DBS offers a convenient way to access a wide range of entertainment and information services directly from space, using specialized receiving equipment installed at the subscriber’s location.