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Product description Authored by Robert L Hartwig, Basic TV Technology: Digital and Analog from Focal Press is an essential basic guide to the fundamentals underlying all television and video systems, written for students and nontechnical professionals. You don't need to have a math or science background in order to understand this explanation of how the principal pieces of equipment work, what their functions are, and how they are integrated to form a complex video system. An understanding of this material will be necessary for you to succeed in the real world, where one person often has to perform many different roles and functions within a production. Armed with some basic technical background information, you'll be more effective at figuring out new applications and problem solving.
The fourth edition of Basic TV Technology has been updated to reflect the industry shift to digital video and includes new information on compression, television standards, LCD displays, HD, and equipment. This book features the accessible Media Manual format, in which every topic is covered in two pages: one of explanatory text and one of figures. - The Atom & Electricity
The parts of the atom
The flow of electrons through metals - Basic Circuits
Direct current (DC)
Alternating current (AC) - Units of Measurement (1)
Voltage
Current
Power
Resistance and impedance
Mathematical symbols and formulas - Units of Measurement (2)
Frequency
AC frequency
Capacitance - Fields (Induction) and Noise
Induction
Noise
Signal-to-noise ratio - Abbreviations
Kilo
Mega
Giga
milli
micro
nano
Conversions - Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs)
Interlace Scanning
Progressive Scanning - Need for interlace scanning
- Blanking
Horizontal blanking
Vertical blanking - Charge Coupled Devices
CCD layout and operation
Broadcast-quality requirements - An Introduction to Digital (1)
What is digital?
What Computers do - An Introduction to Digital (2)
Bits & Bytes (binary numbering system) - Analog and Digital
A to D conversion
Sampling and quantizing
D to A conversion - Color system
Color verses black and white
Additive and subtractive colors
Complementary colors - How the Eye Sees Light (1)
Color temperature - How the Eye Sees Light (2)
Filters
Black Balance
White balance - Digital Encoding Ratios
From black and white to color
Digital responses to this situation - Composite Encoding
Home video cameras - Plasma Display Screens
How it works - Analog Sync Generator Signals (1)
Drive pulses
Blanking pulses
Sync pulses
Color burst - Analog Sync Generator Signals (2)
Combining sync with video - Vectorscope
Reading the vectorscope
Color bar display - Analog Sync Flow Diagrams (1)
Distribution amplifiers - Combining Sync and Camera Flow Diagrams
Out-of-phase cameras
Timing the system - Video Switchers
Vertical interval switchers
Component switchers
Digital switchers
Special effects - Switcher Applications
Production and editing switchers
On-air switchers
Routing switchers - Production Switcher Flow Diagram
Switcher buses
Switcher outputs - Switcher Transitions and Special Effects
Wipes - Special Effects Keys--Luminance Keys
Linear or transparent keys - Special Effects Keys--Chroma Keys
- Composite Versus Component Video
Problems of composite video
Component video
Y/C - Color Difference Component Video
- Digital Special Effects
Compressions
Pushes
Flips
Rotations
Other special effects - Digital Interpolation
Manipulation
Interpolation - Analog Videotape Recording Technology
Recorders
Videotape
Recording heads - Analog Video Recording Standards & Formats
Audio versus video recording
Helical video recording - Other Tracks and Lockup (1)
Sound and control tracks
VTR Lockup
Capstan lock - Other Tracks and Lockup (2)
Vertical lock
Frame lock
Horizontal lock - External Causes of Time Base Error
Gyroscopic time base error - Time Base Error Correction
- Time Base Correctors (1)
What a time base corrector does
How a TBC works
Horizontal sync as a clock - Time Base Correctors (2)
D-to-A conversion
Video proc amp
Window of correction - Larger Analog Sync Problems & Solutions
Nonsynchronous sources
Frame synchronizer - Other Advantages of TBCs & Frame Synchronizers
Dynamic tracking heads
Freeze frames
TBCs, VTRs, and production - Digital Videotape Recorders
DV video - Digital Video Servers
Problems of videotape
Video servers - Editing Analog Videotape
Physical cutting and splicing
Electronic editing - Types of Edits 117
Assemble edits
Insert edits - Editing Methods-Manual editing
- Editing Methods-Control track counters
- Off-Line and On-Line Editing
Off-line editing
On-line editing - Editing by Computers
Drop frame/non-drop frame editing - Problems of Traditional Editing
- Problems of Traditional Editing
- Spatial Compression
Entrophy reduction
Entrophy encoding - MPEG Compression Standard
- Computer Graphics for Video
Originating computer graphics
Interface between people and machines - Creating Imagery & Effects
Computer-generated imagery (CGI)
Digital Video effects - Open Architecture vs. Dedicated Equipment
- Drawbacks of Open Architecture Equipment
- High-Definition TV
Production HDTV standards versus broadcast HDTV standards - ATSC High Definition Broadcast Standard
- Standard Definition Digital Television (SDTV)
- Audio for Video
The early years
Mono and stereo - Surround Sound
5.1 Stereo - Professional and Consumer Audio
Impedance
Balanced and unbalanced audio - Combining Audio Components
Line and mic levels
Analog and digital
Professional and consumer equipment - Microphones, Mixers, and Loudspeakers
Microphones
Mixers
Loudspeakers - Sound Recording for Video
DAT
Solid State Recorders - Digital Audio Workstations
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Technical parametersFocal Press 9780240807171 Specs | Subject | Fundamentals Underlying All Television and Video Systems | | Author | Robert L. Hartwig | | Edition | 4th Edition | | Hard/Soft Cover | Paperback | | Pages | 204 | | ISBN Number | 9780240807171 | | Publisher | Focal Press | | Date Published | March 2005 |
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