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Tektronix provides test and measurement instruments, solutions and services for the computer, semiconductor, military/aerospace, consumer electronics and education industries worldwide.
A cut that takes place on-air. Also, the flip or flip-flop of sources on a preset/program style switcher.
Industry:Software
A digital special effect in which one video image is inserted within another allowing several images to share a single screen.
Industry:Software
The number of simultaneous colours is determined by the number of bits associated with each pixel in the display memory. The more colors, the more bits. If n bits per pixel are used, 2n colour combinations can be generated. EGA uses from 1-4 bits per pixel, permitting up to 16 (24) colours to be displayed on the screen simultaneously. The BGA has an added mode that supports 8 bits per pixel, or 256 (28) simultaneous colors.
Industry:Software
A family of ATV schemes proposed by Bell Labs and IIT. SLSC is a receiver-compatible, non-channel compatible ATV scheme using a high line rate camera and prefiltering with receiver line doubling to increase vertical resolution and additional bandwidth to increase horizontal resolution and help reduce NTSC artifacts. Aspect ratio is increased by blanking stuffing in the HBI.
SLSC schemes have been proposed with at least two types of chroma encoding and three types of widescreen panel transmission.
Industry:Software
In translational extrusion, the silhouette follows a linear path.
Industry:Software
Openings in the hardware to which you attach connectors to make an electrical connection.
Industry:Software
A videoconferencing video system by Intel which adapts PCs using added circuit boards, to videoconferencing. The Proshare system is based on H.320 recommendations for audio and video teleconferencing.
Industry:Software
In cameras, a motorised zoom lens. Originally a brand name, servo is now a generic name for any motor-controlled zoom lens. A servo is usually operated by pressing buttons labelled “T” (telephoto) and “W” (wideangle) on the video camera’s hand grip.
Industry:Software
The reel on the tape recorder that accumulates the tape as it is recorded or played.
Industry:Software
A length of videotape wound around two reels and enclosed in a plastic shell.
Industry:Software
