What are low-power (LPTV), Class A, and TV translator stations and how does the DTV transition affect them?

TV stations will not be able to broadcast in analog after June 12, 2009. While the majority of the viewed TV broadcast stations are full-power stations, three other categories of TV stations exist – “low-power� Stations, “Class A�

Stations, and “TV translator� Stations. There is currently no deadline for these stations to convert to digital broadcasting.

The FCC created low-power television (LPTV) service in 1982 to provide opportunities for locally-oriented television service in small communities. These communities may be in rural areas or may be individual communities within larger urban areas. LPTV stations are operated by diverse groups and organizations including high schools and colleges, churches and religious groups, local governments, large and small businesses and individual citizens.

More than 2,100 licensed LPTV stations are in operation. LPTV programming can include satellite- ...

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