Welcome to Teko Broadcast: FM Transmitters Made in Italy
TEKO Broadcast, based in Bologna, Italy, designs and manufactures
FM radio transmitters, RF amplifiers, antennas,
and complete systems for studios and radio station sites.
We develop and manufacture in Italy to ensure top quality and reliability.

Explore TEKO FM Radio transmitters

FM BROADCAST TRANSMITTERS
- SYNAPSE and AXON – Low Power FM Transmitters: Compact architecture from 30W to 1500W.
- NEURAL: High-quality DDS exciters offering superb signal purity.
- SENSOR and CORTEX – High Power FM Transmitters: Modular architecture up to 100kW.
- CELL and GYRUS – RF Amplifiers: Standalone and modular architecture for FM applications.
- N+1: Automatic change-over controller ensuring continuity in case of failure.

FM ANTENNAS
Wide range of professional FM antennas for all polarizations and power levels.

STL – STUDIO TRANSMITTER LINK
Reliable STL and IP audio links for connecting studio and transmitter sites.

RF AMPLIFIERS for Scientific and Industrial Applications
We design and produce RF amplifiers from 27 MHz to 130 MHz and up to 5 GHz, used in industrial systems and particle accelerators.

RADIO STUDIO EQUIPMENT
Consoles, microphones, processors, and more for professional radio studios.

VIDEO STUDIO EQUIPMENT
Video switchers, cameras, and encoders for multimedia production.

COMPLETE RADIO PACKAGES
All-in-one solutions including transmitters, studio equipment, antennas, and STL systems.

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Our new 5000W FM Transmitter CORTEX 5000!!!
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Contact UsChoosing an FM Radio Transmitter?: Read This Before
If you're looking for an FM radio transmitter that combines high audio fidelity, long-term reliability, and energy efficiency, you're in the right place. Teko Broadcast offers a full range of professional FM transmitters for every application—from local community stations to large national networks. This page helps you choose the right solution by combining our current offering with the latest insights from our product catalog.
What Kind of Radios Should We Build?
When we buy Broadcast Equipment to build an FM Radio Station, three factors are to be considered:
- The type of radio or type of program that the radio should broadcast
- The future we have in mind for the radio
- The budget we have available
There are different types of FM Radios: Local, Community, Regional or National; Commercial, Non-commercial, Educational or Religious.
There are FM Radio Stations that cover a small area with a radius of 10km or less; those that cover an average area ranging from 30 to 70km; and those with a very large coverage of more than 100km in radius.
There are radios that have repeaters and cover large areas. In this case, they cover the points with high population density with a dedicated transmitter.
Last but not least, there are Streaming radios or Web Radios.
Radios can broadcast rock/pop or classical music programs. They can be a religious or news radios. They can focus on music or spoken material.
You should also consider whether you are planning to work alone or with other collaborators.
Radios can be born to remain the same through the years, or with the ambition to grow, from local to regional, or even become a national network!
Only with these considerations in mind can we choose the most suitable material to buy.
Our FM Radio Transmitter Range
We offer a wide portfolio of FM radio transmitters, including the Synapse, Axon, Sensor, Cell, and Cortex series. Output power ranges from 30W to over 100kW, covering everything from drive-in applications to government broadcasting services.
- Synapse Series: Compact, low-power (30W to 60W) FM transmitters with excellent audio quality and reliability.
- Axon & Neural: Mid-power range (30W to 2500W), supporting analog and DDS digital modulation. Ideal for commercial and educational use.
- Sensor & Cortex: Modular, scalable systems for high-power applications (up to 100kW), with advanced redundancy and remote control.
- Cell Amplifiers: Standalone RF amplifiers (500W to 5000W) that enhance modularity and simplify maintenance.
Key Benefits of Our FM Transmitters
- High audio fidelity with signal-to-noise ratio up to 85 dB and ultra-low distortion (0.01%).
- Web remote control via HTML5, SNMP, email and Telegram—no proprietary apps needed.
- Support for multiple audio inputs: MPX, stereo, AES/EBU, mono, RDS, IP streaming and MP3.
- Modular architecture with passive reserve capabilities and N+1 configurations.
- Energy saving features with weekly scheduler and 88% RF efficiency.
- Compliance with global standards: ETSI, CCIR, FCC.
Applications and Use Cases
Our FM transmitters are suitable for:
- Drive-in cinemas, religious services, and outdoor events
- Community and campus radio stations
- Commercial and educational broadcasters
- Government and emergency service networks
Advanced Features and Engineering
Each transmitter series includes robust protections, hot-swappable power supplies, tropicalized PCBs, and over-dimensioned heat sinks and filters for operation in harsh environments. CORTEX series excels in redundancy and reliability, combining up to 40 RF amplifiers with web supervision and intelligent efficiency control.
Reliable Maintenance and Remote Management
Thanks to features like Touch Screen BRAIN Control Unit, copper heat dissipation carriers, and real-time diagnostics, our transmitters are easy to maintain both locally and remotely. Systems are designed for continuous uptime and reduced total cost of ownership.
Let Us Help You Choose
We understand that choosing an FM radio transmitter depends on many factors: content type, audience reach, installation environment, and future scalability. Contact our team today for tailored advice and to find the perfect solution for your needs.
Get in touch or explore the full technical specs in our downloadable catalog.
Find the best FM Transmitters for your use:
Drive-In, Religious Events, Community Radio, Government and Commercial, Web Radio
FM Transmitters for:
- Non-profit Community
- Voluntary Sector
- Geographic communities and communities of interest