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early form of tube electronics that allowed the amplification of electrical signals. Dr. Lee deForest |
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national Television Standars Committee. For to specify broadcast conditions. |
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Phase Alternating Line. broadcast standards used mainly in Europe. |
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broadcast standards used mainly in France. |
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manufacturer of early American magnetic recorders. |
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category of first operational video recorder. |
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utilized 3/4 inch video tape enclosed in a cassette. |
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Sony's video cassette consumer platform released in 1975 |
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JVC'a video cassette consumer platform released in 1976 |
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large vacuum tube that enables a beam of electrons to flow between its ends |
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two fields per frame, first odd then even. |
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brightness of the black and white information |
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color information, consisting of hue and saturation |
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timing and blanking pulses |
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black out the electron beam, enabling it to return to the start of each line and field undetected. |
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process by which images are captured onto video |
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digital audio signal that is assigned to a special track of a videotape or audio tape |
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charge coupled device. replaced tubes in modern cameras. |
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complementary metal oxide semiconductor. alternative unit of image capture |
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fills screen image lines sequentially |
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proportion of the width of a viewable area compared to its height |
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525 total lines, 480 visible, 30 frames per second. 625 total lines, 580 visible, 25 frames per second. |
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American widescreen Academy standard HDTV NTSC |
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