1.

Antenna
2. CCTV
3. Low band VHF
4. Pan/tilt device
5. Charge couple device
6. Wide angle
7. Telephoto
8. 955 to 2055 kHz
9. 5
10. 20 kW
11. 45
12. 3.8 MHz
13. 2000 Hz
14. 36 kHz
15. 16:9
16. 1
17. 4
18. 15
19. 17
20. 6
21. 6
22. 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM
23. 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM
24. KBP-SA
25. 52 us
26. Log
27. Crystal
28. All of these
29. Motion picture
30. Video

31. Choices A and B above

32. 525
33. 60 Hz
34. 15.75Hz
35. 60 Hz
36. Choices A and B above
37. All of the above
38. Beam modulation
39. Beam production
40. Both amplitude modulation and vestigial sideband
41. Frequency modulation
42. 25 kHz
43. 4.5
44. 15.75
45. Luminance
46. Primary
47. All of these
48. Y, I and Q
49. 54
50. 470

216 MHz
890 MHz

51. 1.8 MHz

52. Saturated
53. Between red and green
54. 90
55. Comb
56. Color killer
57. 75 %
58. 70 %
59. 0 %
60. Degaussing

61. Any of these

62. Using a push-pull amplifier
63. Sync separator
64. Present a constant load to the oscillator stage
65. At the control point
66. Convergence
67. Frame
68. Field
69. 15750
70. 30
71. High voltage
72. Video detector
73. Reactor
74. F3F
75. TV
76. Television
77. Pad filter
78. Color killer
79. Contrast
80. Experimental
81. Nighttime
82. Random noise in the signal
83. C3F
84. TV broadcasting
85. Band-reject filter
86. 88 to 108 MHz
87. A3
88. MF
89. 1952
90. 1953

91. HAFC
92. Sensitivity
93. 75 kHz
94. Class C
95. Vertical polarized wave antenna
96. The ability of picking up weak signal
97. Improve the rejection of the image frequency
98. To allow adequate frequency coverage without switching
99. Comb filter
100. N
101. T-1
102. 23.75
103. 180

29.75 MHz
186 MHz

104. Resolution
105. Rec 265-6
106. Rec 450.1
107. Camera usage of 35 mm motion picture film
108. 5950 and 26100 kHz
109. Class III-B
110. 0.25

50

111. 806 and 192 MHz

112. 186

192 MHz

113. Pennsylvania
114. Composite triple beat
115. LPTV
116. ITFS
117. Instructional Television Fixed Service
118. Multipoint Distribution Service
119. 12.2
120. 201

12.7 GHz for downlink and 17.3

17.8 GHz for uplink

121. 107.9 MHz

122. Class C
123. Contrast
124. Broadcast
125. Dolby Prologic
151. Complete cycle includes trace and retrace
152. 10
153. Exact interlacing
154. 1885
155. Vertical scanning frequency is doubled from the 30-Hz frame rate to the 60Hz field rate
156. 6.4 us
157. The keystone effect produces a square raster
158. 6 half lines or 3 lines
159. Timing
160. 31, 500 Hz for the vertical scanning frequency
161. Symmetrical envelope of amplitude variations
162. Negative transmission means the carrier amplitude decreases for white
163. 67.25 MHz carrier and 69.25 MHz upper side frequency
164. Both upper and lower side frequencies are transmitted
165. 4.5 MHz
166. 6 MHz
167. 68
168. VHF and UHF bands
169. 474.83 MHz
170. 0.92 MHz
171. Y
172. Cyan
173. Saturation
174. 4.5- MHz intercarrier sound
175. Yellow-green

176. I
177. A full saturated color is mostly white
178. Yellow
179. Cyan
180. The brightness of the color
181. 3.58 MHz
182. No color
183. Video preamplifier
184. Blue video
185. 90
186. Color killer on
187. Chroma bandpass amplifier
188. Y video output
189. No color
190. Yellow-green
191. Drive controls
192. Trapezoid
193. Does not isolate the secondary from dc voltage in the primary
194. Cathode
195. Reduce height with the vertical linearity control
196. 0.7 A
197. Can use PNP and NPN transistor
198. Horizontal AFC
199. 15750 Hz
200. Right edge of the raster
201. Stereo multiplex
202. 100 W PEP output
203. An unmodulated carrier
204. Improve the rejection of the image frequency
205. To allow adequate frequency coverage without switching

206. N
207. 5950 and 26100 kHz
208. Class III-B
209. 0.25 - 50
210. Composite triple beat
211. LPTV
212. Multipoint Distribution Service
213. 201
214. Class C
215. 20 Hz
216. A3F
217. Stereo multiplex
218. F3C
219. 1600 kHz
220. 535 - 1605 kHz
221. Primary
222. Spark
223. 2.048 Mbps
224. Television Audio
225. Signals from WWV and WWVH
226. 19 kHz
227. Secondary service area
228. WHF band
229. Low noise
230. Vertical
231. No modulation
232. Mindanao
233. Broadcast on shortwave frequencies between 5.95 MHz and 26.1 MHz
234. False
235. 85%

236. E
237. A and B
238. Without modulation
239. 8
240. 0.21
241. Indirect
242. 20 kW
243. Emission
244. Reduced carrier single sideband emission
245. During experimental period
246. Surface loam soil
247. 30 kHz - 53 kHz
248. 1.3 MHz
249. 0.088
250. Log
251. 500
252. timing
253. Plumbicon
254. Primary
255. 60
256. Intercarrier frequency
257. CATV
258. 2000
259. Horizontal output
260. Symmetric envelope of amplitude variations
261. FM
262. yellow green
263. 20.8 mega ohms
264. 4.5
265. drift

266. any of these

267. Chroma signal
268. 10
269. Lower-cost reception
270. 3H
271. broadcast
272. 30
273. ghosting
274. the complete cycle includes trace and retrace
275. improve the S/N ratio
276. yellow-green
277. Frequency modulation
278. Baseband signal
279. 30
280. Frequency division multiplexing
281. flyback
282. 4.5
283. 474.83 MHz
284. flicker
285. Electrical focus
286. A circuit for detecting FM
287. ENG
288. 10
289. 6 MHz
290. back wave
291. avoid flicker
292. 75 ohms
293. the brightness of the color
294. during experimental period
295. Non-linear scanning

296. shorter focal length

297. television audio
298. any of these
299. Arc transmitter
300. editing
301. 1000
302. yoke
303. done to assist interface
304. 0.92 MHz
305. beam-landing adjustment
306. plumbicon
307. 2
308. Audio signal
309. 500
310. horizontal output stage
311. high insertion loss
312. VHS
313. cyan
314. black masking
315. faster
316. 30
317. 125
318. aspect ratio
319. zero guard bands
320. monoscope
321. 525
322. MOPA
323. non-composite video
324. hue
325. MF

326. DSB AM
327. Ensure that each beam hits only its dots
328. writing speed
329. use of a regulated power supply
330. camera signal
331. 2
332. Power supply voltage changes
333. 0.25 microsec
334. Flyback voltage
335. 800 kHz
336. Luminance Y
337. 14
338. to improve the receiver s noise figure
339. yellow
340. footcandle
341. poor soldered connections
342. contrast
343. less than 1% modulation of the main carrier
344. 41.25 MHz
345. a clipper
346. pit depth
347. C
348. deflection angle
349. synchronization
350. 10.7 MHz
351. 2.5 microsec
352. Frequency instability
353. Picture carrier
354. Image lag
355. 1.3 MHz

356. Class A
357. CCD
358. Sync
359. No signal transmitted
360. 3.58 MHz
361. The vertical scanning frequency is doubled from 30 to 60 Hz
362. 0.2 microampere
363. Pixel
364. Any of these
365. Balanced modulator
366. Aural broadcast STL
367. 4.5 MHz
368. 4.5 MHz
369. Streaking
370. SEG
371. 120,000
372. Local oscillator
373. 3.58-MHz color burst
374. 4.5-MHz intercarrier sound
375. Camera tube
376. 30 to 53 kHz
377. Vertical blanking
378. I
379. Focal length
380. Indirect
381. 45.75 and 41.25 MHz
382. 6
383. 3
384. Exact interlacing
385. A single-tube color pickup

386. Composite baseband signal

387. 525
388. Between the grid and cathode
389. 0
390. Color-temperature adjustments
391. Carrier power
392. 15,750
393. Percentage modulation
394. Cuts off the chroma stages during monochrome reception
395. 1
396. 10
397. Six half-lines, or three lines
398. Low beam current
399. ERP
400. Sync pulses
401. 15,700
402. Spark
403. Gamma
404. 3
405. 25
406. A sawtooth current
407. 30 kHz to 53 kHz
408. 2.5 MHz
409. 2.2
410. Frequency swing
411. 193.25 MHz
412. 262
413. Marshy land
414. Cyan
415. Aquadag

416. 30 kW
417. Help horizontal synchronization
418. VLP
419. All of these
420. 5%
421. Sweep
422. Linear scanning
423. +/- 20 Hz
424. 44.4
425. Y
426. 3
427. 25
428. R
429. Spurious emission
430. AF voltage amplifier
431. Attenuation (dB) = 43 + 10 log P
432. Contrast
433. 40
434. 0.5 inch
435. More luminance for the Y signal
436. 0.5 MHz
437. 19
438. 90 deg
439. 10
440. Alternating current
441. White
442. 180 deg
443. Yellow-green
444. HAFC
445. 30 kV

446. P4
447. Green
448. 3 MHz
449. 10 kW
450. 20 kW
451. 535 to 1605 kHz
452. 30 kHz
453. Tertiary
454. Mid-day
455. For ground wave radiation
456. Any of these
457. 85 - 100%
458. Alternate
459. All of these
460. Talk-back
461. On the air
462. Master gain control
463. Modulation
464. T and L
465. Reduce noise pickup
466. Match impedance better
467. Line equalizer
468. Licensed power
469. Final-amplifier power rating
470. Experimental period
471. 5%
472. Directive antennas
473. 5%
474. Modulation
475. Modulation

476. CRT oscilloscope

477. All of these
478. Any of these
479. Any of these
480. Two years
481. 1st phone
482. 2nd and 3rd phone
483. First phone operator to transmitter
484. On the hour
485. Transmitter
486. Operating position
487. Counter
488. Emergency Broadcast System
489. Weekly
490. EAN signal monitor
491. Diamond
492. All of these
493. 0.125 inch
494. Supersonic
495. 15 in/sec
496. Isopropyl alcohol
497. All of these
498. Maintenance log
499. Iconoscope
500. Image orthicon