Mastering Digital Television: The Complete Guide to the DTV Conversion
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Contents
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Fundamental Audio Principles | 3-1 |
Fundamental Transmission Principles | 4-1 |
Digital Television Standards | 5-1 |
DTV Implementation Considerations | 6-1 |
Subject Index | 7-1 |
Index of Figures and Tables | 7-11 |
About the Author | 7-23 |
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active additional Advanced allow amplitude analog antenna applications associated ATSC audio band bandwidth bit stream block broadcast bytes carried carrier channel coding color complex components compression contains decoder defined delay described descriptor Digital Television direct display distance distribution effect elements encoder equal event example field Figure format frame frequency function given HDTV identified increases indicates input limited listener luminance modulation multiple Note NTSC object ofthe operation packet performance permission picture possible present primary produce range ratio receiver reference reflected represent result samples scanning Segment shown shows signal single sound space specific spectrum standard station synchronization Table television tion transform transmission transmitted Transport Stream units values viewing wave
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Page 2-5 - ... presented by the amounts of the three that must be mixed additively to produce light matching the light presented. (Any three colored lights may serve as primaries provided no one of them can be matched by a mixture of the other two. To achieve the maximum gamut of colors by additive mixture, saturated red, green, and blue primaries are commonly used.) primary colorants...
Page 2-36 - In a system of this type, colors are mutually exclusive in that a color cannot be red and green at the same time, or yellow and blue at the same time.
Page 4-29 - Fresnel-zone clearance, for which the transmission is theoretically 1 .2 dB better than in free space. Physically, this clearance is of such magnitude that the phase shift along a line from the antenna to the top of the obstruction and from there to the second antenna is about one-half wavelength greater than the phase shift of the direct path between antennas.
Page 2-41 - Blue x 0.67 0.21 0.14 y 0.33 0.71 0.08 The YIQ model capitalizes on two important properties of the human visual system: • The eye is more sensitive to changes in luminance than to changes in hue or saturation • Objects that cover a small part of the field of view produce a limited color sensation These properties form the basis upon which the NTSC television color system was developed.
Page 2-10 - Hue: attribute of a visual sensation according to which an area appears to be similar to one, or to proportions of two, of the perceived...
Page 5-62 - The coefficients, delivered in floating point form, are 5-bit values that indicate the number of leading zeros in the binary representation of a frequency coefficient.
Page 1-38 - This compatibility allowed the system to interface with other systems at any layer, and it permitted many different applications to make use of various layers of the HDTV architecture.
Page 2-11 - Lightness, the brightness of an area judged relative to the brightness of a similarly illuminated area that appears to be white or highly transmitting (adjectives: light and dark).