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Chapter 1

Applications of Television

1-1

• a. A picture tube is similar to a loudspeaker.
• b. The two Baseband signals are video and audio.
• c. Video signals have a higher frequency compared to audio signals.

1-2

• a. The vidicon is a camera tube.
• b. The chroma subcarrier signal frequency is 3.58 MHz.
• c. The frequency in TV channel 2 broadcast is 54 - 60 MHz.
• d. The maximum beam current in the picture tube is for white in the picture.

1-3

What are the abbreviations for the following types of equipment?

• a. Special-effects generator. SEG
• b. Studio-transmitter link. STL
• c. Electronic newsgathering. ENG

1-4

• a. Rotating heads increase the writing speed for video recording. T
• b. The type C video recorder produces two slanted tracks on the tape for each picture field. T

1-5

• a. TV channel receiver set for cable input in a 36-channel system is 3, 4 or 6.
• b. The head end feed the trunk.
• c. The line drop is at the subscriber branch.

1-6

• a. Facsimile is an example of slow-scan TV.
• b. Facsimile pictures generate low video frequency, compared with those for TV broadcasting. T
• c. An infrared vidicon camera tube can show difference of temperature in the scene. T

1-7

• a. The channel 3 signal is a modulated RF signal.
• b. The maximum RF signal at the antenna input terminals from a video game is 3 mV.

1-8

• a. A modern unit has two functions: modulation and demodulation. T
• b. The ASCII code uses 128 combinations of 7 bits for alphanumeric information. T

1-9

• a. The Flyback high voltage depends on horizontal scanning.
• b. AFC is used for horizontal synchronization.
• c. Channel 14 is a UHF channel.

Matching Type:

 

1. Vidicon 2. Baseband signal 3. TV channel bandwidth 4. Channel 2 frequencies 5. Amplitude modulation 6. Frequency modulation 7. Picture frames per second 8. Horizontal lines per frame 9. Cable television 10. Special-effects generator 11. Channel 3 or 4 12. Infrared TV 13. Facsimile 14. Coaxial cable impedance 15. Chroma signal 16. Byte 17. Intercarrier frequency 18. Anode high voltage

- Camera tube - Video signal - 6 MHz - 54 to 60 MHz - RF picture carrier signal - RF sound carrier signal - 30 - 525 - Head end - SEG - VCR RF output - Closed-circuit TV - Slow-scan TV - 75 ohms - 3.58 MHz - 8 bits - 4.5 MHz - Brightness

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