Television Engineering Handbook (STANDARD HANDBOOK OF VIDEO AND TELEVISION ENGINEERING) - Tapa dura

Now updated (first edition, 1986) with three new chapters on high-definition television, this reference for engineers engaged in design and development, as well as in maintenance and operation, reflects all of the revolutionary changes in television engineering, media, systems, and components that have taken place in the past 25 years from cable and satellite distribution to new color picture displays. It covers, in order: the basic theory of television, the concept of television signal generation, television signal transmission and distribution, image generation, hardware, reference standards and data, and high-definition television. Acidic paper. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.