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Television technology : fundamentals and future prospects
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Norwood, Mass. : Artech House, 1988
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9780890063323
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Author Notes

A. Michael Noll holds an M.E.E. from New York University and a Ph.D. from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn.

He is a professor and former dean at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California. Professor Noll is also a senior affiliated research fellow and director of technology research at the Columbia Institute for Tele-Information at Columbia University and has authored eight other books about communication technologies and strategic critical business analysis.

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Table of Contents

Prefacep. vii
1. Introductionp. 1
2. Historyp. 5
3. Basic Principlesp. 9
Image Scanning
Signals
Vertical Resolution
Interlacing
Horizontal Scanning Frequency
Waveforms
4. Monochrome Television Transmissionp. 25
Modulation
Video Bandwidth
Audio Bandwidth
Channel Bandwidth
Modulated Video Carrier Waveform
Channel Allocation
Propagation Problems
5. Colorimetryp. 33
Light Spectrum
Color Theory
Color Wheel
Color Attributes
Color Spatial Resolution
CIE Chromaticity Diagram
6. Principles of Color Televisionp. 41
Introduction and Overview
Signal Specifics
Waveforms
Color Vector Diagram
Color Subcarrier
Frequency Interleaving
Frequency Spectrum
7. Picture and Camera Tubesp. 57
Picture Tubes
Monochrome Cathode Ray Tubes
Color Picture Tubes
Gamma Correction
Camera Tubes
Color Cameras
8. Receiver Circuitryp. 71
Functional Block Diagram
Front-End Circuits
Audio Circuits
Video Circuits
Sweep Circuits
Color Receivers
Color Demodulation
Digital Television
9. Video Tape Recordingp. 87
Principles of Magnetic Tape Recording
Video Tape Recording Principles
Professional Video Recording
Home Video Cassette Recording
Beta and VHS
Super VHS
Time-Base Error and Other Problems
10. Video Discsp. 105
Introduction
Capacitance Electronic Disc (CED)
Optical Video Disc
Interactive Video Disc
11. CATV and Alternative Broadcast Technologyp. 115
Introduction
CATV System
Two-Way CATV
Pay per View
Broadband Cable
Optical Fiber
Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS)
Satellite Master Antenna Television (SMATV)
Subscription Television (STV)
Low-Power Television (LPTV)
Multipoint Distribution Service (MDS)
12. Multichaned Soundp. 127
13. New Display Technologyp. 131
Introduction
Projection TV
Stereoscopic 3D TV
Flat Displays
Conventional Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs)
Flat Folded-Beam Cathode Ray Tubes
CRT Addressing
Liquid-Crystal Display Technology
14. CCD Image Sensorsp. 145
Photodiodes
CCD Image Sensors
Color CCD Image Sensors
Solid-State Television Cameras
15. Uses of the Vertical Blanking Intervalp. 153
Introduction
Vertical Interval Test Signals (VITS)
Vertical Interval Reference (VIR) Signal
Closed Captioning
Teletext
Other Uses of the VBI
16. High-Definition Televisionp. 163
17. International Standardsp. 169
Introduction
The PAL System
The SECAM System
Polarity of Video Modulation
18. The Future of Television Technologyp. 173
Glossaryp. 177
Bibliographyp. 175
Indexp. 181
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