The New Encyclopædia Britannica: In 32 Volumes. A-ak - Bayes, Volume 1Philip W. Goetz, Dale H. Hoiberg, Robert MacHenry Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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... signal generator and modulator A antenna amplifiers . detectors , and signal separators deflection Figure 5 : Essential elements of ( A ) transmitter , and ( B ) receiver . B Viewing tube televised is focussed by a lens on a camera tube ...
... signal generator and modulator A antenna amplifiers . detectors , and signal separators deflection Figure 5 : Essential elements of ( A ) transmitter , and ( B ) receiver . B Viewing tube televised is focussed by a lens on a camera tube ...
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... signal , less to a strong signal . After passage through the intermediate amplifiers , the sound and picture carriers and their side bands reach a relatively fixed level of about one volt , whereas the signal levels applied to the ...
... signal , less to a strong signal . After passage through the intermediate amplifiers , the sound and picture carriers and their side bands reach a relatively fixed level of about one volt , whereas the signal levels applied to the ...
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... signal synchronizing signal generator Immediately following the colour camera is the colour coder , which converts the primary - colour signals into the luminance and chrominance signals . The luminance signal is formed simply by ...
... signal synchronizing signal generator Immediately following the colour camera is the colour coder , which converts the primary - colour signals into the luminance and chrominance signals . The luminance signal is formed simply by ...
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