Chapter 7: Video Signal Analysis - Grob TV End Chapter Exercise

Chapter end exercise in Chapter 7: Video Signal Analysis - Grob TV as one of the Electronics Engineering topic in ECE Board Exam.

Chapter 7: Video Signal Analysis

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Chapter 7

Video Signal Analysis

7-1

  • a. What are the 3 parts of the composite video signal? Camera signal, H sync and H blanking.

7-2

  • a. IRE of Sync: 40
  • b. Black set up: 7.5
  • c. The camera signal: 92.5

7-3

  • a. Width of H blanking pulse? 10.2 µs.
  • b. Visible H trace? 53.5 µs.
  • c. Width of H sync pulse? 5 µs.

7-4

  • a. V sync: 3H lines wide
  • b. V blanking: 21H lines wide
  • c. Equalizing: 31,500 Hz

7-5

  • a. Typical video signal voltage for the picture tube is 100 V with negative polarity.

7-6

  • a. Sync polarity is negative.

7-7

  • a. Maximum number of pixels for each horizontal line is 426.
  • b. For the total picture area, it is 144,000.

7-8

  • a. The average dc level is close to the blanking level for a dark scene.
  • b. The picture tube reproduce black with zero beam current.

7-9

  • a. Gamma affects the contrast.
  • b. Picture tubes have a gamma greater than 1.

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