What is another word for studio-to-transmitter link?
Pronunciation: [stjˈuːdɪˌə͡ʊtətɹansmˈɪtə lˈɪŋk] (IPA) 
A studio-to-transmitter link is a crucial element in broadcasting. It refers to the connection between the studio where the content or broadcast is produced and the transmitter where it is transmitted to the audience. This link can go by various alternative terms, such as STL, studio-to-transmitter system (STS), studio-transmitter equipment, or just transmitter link. Other related terms include backhaul, uplink, microwave relay, or audio link. Regardless of the name, the studio-to-transmitter link serves a fundamental purpose of delivering high-quality, uninterrupted transmission for radio and television signals. Choosing the right equipment and technology for this link is essential in ensuring a seamless broadcasting experience for the audience.
