What is DMR?

DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) is an open digital radio standard defined in the ETSI Standard TS 102 361 parts 1-4 and used in commercial products around the world. It is commonly used for professional mobile radio (PMR) communications, offering benefits such as improved voice quality, spectrum efficiency, and advanced features compared to analog radio systems. DMR is often deployed in two-way radio systems for business, public safety, and amateur radio applications.

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What other technologies are related to DMR?

DMR Competitor Technologies

TETRA

TETRA is a competing digital radio standard, primarily used in Europe for public safety and commercial applications, offering features similar to DMR.

P25

P25 is a competing digital radio standard, mainly used in North America for public safety, providing voice and data communication.

NMT

NMT (Nordic Mobile Telephone) is an analog mobile phone system. As DMR is a digital radio technology, these are competitors in mobile communications, albeit NMT being outdated.

PMR

PMR (Professional Mobile Radio) is a broad category of radio systems including analog and digital that DMR falls into, or competes with.

LTE

LTE (Long-Term Evolution) is a 4G mobile communications standard that can be a competitor where data capabilities beyond voice are required.

4G

4G is a mobile communication standard which can compete with DMR for data capabilities and wide-area coverage.

5G

5G is the next generation mobile communication standard which can compete with DMR for data capabilities and wide-area coverage.

WiFi

WiFi is a wireless networking technology that can compete with DMR, primarily in providing data communication capabilities over shorter ranges.

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DMR Complementary Technologies

UHF

UHF (Ultra High Frequency) refers to the radio frequency band in which DMR systems commonly operate.

VHF

VHF (Very High Frequency) refers to the radio frequency band in which DMR systems sometimes operate.

DAS

DAS (Distributed Antenna System) can be used to extend the coverage of DMR systems, especially in indoor environments.

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Which job functions commonly mention DMR?

Telecommunications Engineer

0.3% of all Telecommunications Engineer jobs mention DMR

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Telecom Engineer

0.2% of all Telecom Engineer jobs mention DMR

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Communications

133 Communications jobs mention DMR

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Customer Engineer

113 Customer Engineer jobs mention DMR

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Marketing

146 Marketing jobs mention DMR

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Which organizations are mentioning DMR?

Motorola Solutions

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Tait Communications

Cegelec

Professional Services

Sepura

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Hugo Boss

Retail Trade

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