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IEEE 511 1979

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IEEE Standard on Video Signal Transmission Measurement of Linear Waveform Distortion

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IEEE 1979 33
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New IEEE Standard – Inactive – Withdrawn. Withdrawn Standard. This standard describes methods for measuring the linear waveform distortions of TV video signals, that is, distortions which are caused by amplitude-independent (linear) transmission characteristics of television equipment and facilities. The primary application of this standard is for routine operational and maintenance tests, where rapid interpretation of test results is desirable. The techniques described here may also be applicable to laboratory measurements, and detailed mainteance procedures.

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8 1 Scope
2 Definitions
2.1 GeneralTerms
9 Terms for Waveform Test Signals in TV System M
2T Pulse T Pulse and T Step
with T Step Rise and Fall
10 2.3 Discussion
3 Requirements for Measurements
3.1 TheTest Si gnal
11 Modulated 12.5T Pulse
Envelope of Frequency Spectrum of Modulated 12.5T Pulse
TheWindowSi gnal
12 3.2 TheOscilloscope
Special Measuring Techniques
4 The Measurement of Linear Waveform Distortions
4.1 General
4.2 Field-Time Waveform Distortion
A Suitable Test Signal for Measuring Linear Waveform Distortions
13 4.3 Line-Time Waveform Distortion
4.4 Short-Time Waveform Distortion
Field-Time Waveform Distortion (FD)
Line-Time Waveform Distortion (LD)
14 T Pulse Response
4.6 Linear Chrominance Distortion
Short-Time Waveform Distortion (SD)
15 Ringing; B-SD = 2 Percent Overshoot; C-SD = 4 Percent Undershoot
16 T Pulse Response (TPR)
Chrominance Time (RCT)
18 The Sin2 Pulse and the Sin2 Step
A1 Description and Derivation of a T Pulse
A2 Description and Derivation of a T Step
19 A3 The Frequency Function of a T Pulse
T Pulse and T Step
FigA2 Trainof TPulses
20 A4 The Frequency Function of a Line Bar with T Step
and TStep
Train of Line Bars with T Step
21 Relative to Pulse or Bar Amplitude
22 The Measurement of Short-Time Waveform Distortion
Appendix B
B1 Comparison of Existing T Step Tolerance Limits
MJapan(4MHz)
B(5MHz)
M Japan and B on Normalized Time Scale
23 B2 A Graticule for Short-Time Waveform Distortion in System M
Amplitude Weighting for Short-Time Waveform Distortion
Tolerance Limits for Short-Time Waveform Distortion System M
24 B3 How to Determine the SD without the Aid of an Oscilloscope Graticule
Short-Time Waveform Distortion (SD) Determined with Graticule
Typical Examples of SD Determined with Graticule
25 Short-Time Waveform Distortion SD), Determined Arithmetically
26 B4 Mathematical Analysis of SD Tolerance Limits
Typical Examples of SD Determined Arithmetically
28 The Measurement of Linear Chrominance Distortion
Appendix C
C1 The Modulated 12.5T Pulse
Modulated 12.5T Pulse
Envelope of Frequency Spectrum of MOD 12.5T Pulse
29 C2 Linear Chrominance Distortion
C3 Relative Chrominance Level (RCL)
C4 Relative Chrominance Time (RCT)
C5 RCT Present Together with RCL
Relative Chrominance Level (RCL)
Relative Chrominance Time (RCT)
30 Together
31 RCT as a Function of the Baseline Sinusoid of the Mod 12.5T Pulse
32 C7 The Amplitude of the MOD 12.5T Pulse as a Function of RCT
33 Appendix D Bibliography
IEEE 511 1979
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