TV Tower

A TV tower is a building used for broadcasting and television transmission. In order to expand the broadcasting range, the TV tower has been built higher and higher, becoming the tallest building in modern times.

The TV tower is made of reinforced concrete or steel. They are designed in a tall and slender shape to install the antenna at a higher position and minimize interference with signal transmission. Some newer television towers also use advanced materials and technologies, such as carbon fiber composite materials, to provide better structural strength and wind resistance.

The location of a TV tower is generally located within the urban area, often becoming the tallest building and the highest point in the city, and its appearance is also diverse. With the development of the times, TV towers are no longer just broadcasting television, but also serving as a local tourist attraction. Some TV towers have rotating restaurants on top, which have been combined with tourism and become a multi-purpose tower. Television towers are generally used as landmark buildings in cities.

Television transmission tower refers to a steel tube structure building with a certain height, used to carry various information transmission equipment such as broadcasting and television, transmit television signals and broadcast signals into the air and transmit them through wireless waves, for broadcasting programs to a large audience. Its main components include towers, antennas, computer rooms, etc.