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    Part 1 (Variant 17) : WKZ HZ N KZZKZ N

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    This document discusses television signal parameters for interlaced scanning. It contains 3 parts: 1) Defines variables for number of scanning lines, frame format, and calculates number of picture elements, progressive scanning frequency. 2) Calculates signal frequency for vertical line strokes given additional parameters like number of lines, frames per second, and number of white/black strokes. 3) Given new parameters for number of scanning lines and frame rates, it calculates the lower and upper frequency bounds for the TV signal, transmission time per element, and number of voice channels that could be implemented.

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    This document discusses television signal parameters for interlaced scanning. It contains 3 parts: 1) Defines variables for number of scanning lines, frame format, and calculates number of picture elements, progressive scanning frequency. 2) Calculates signal frequency for vertical line strokes given additional parameters like number of lines, frames per second, and number of white/black strokes. 3) Given new parameters for number of scanning lines and frame rates, it calculates the lower and upper frequency bounds for the TV signal, transmission time per element, and number of voice channels that could be implemented.

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    Television color seperation

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    This document discusses television signal parameters for interlaced scanning. It contains 3 parts: 1) Defines variables for number of scanning lines, frame format, and calculates number of picture elements, progressive scanning frequency. 2) Calculates signal frequency for vertical line strokes given additional parameters like number of lines, frames per second, and number of white/black strokes. 3) Given new parameters for number of scanning lines and frame rates, it calculates the lower and upper frequency bounds for the TV signal, transmission time per element, and number of voice channels that could be implemented.

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    Part 1 (Variant 17) : WKZ HZ N KZZKZ N

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    This document discusses television signal parameters for interlaced scanning. It contains 3 parts: 1) Defines variables for number of scanning lines, frame format, and calculates number of picture elements, progressive scanning frequency. 2) Calculates signal frequency for vertical line strokes given additional parameters like number of lines, frames per second, and number of white/black strokes. 3) Given new parameters for number of scanning lines and frame rates, it calculates the lower and upper frequency bounds for the TV signal, transmission time per element, and number of voice channels that could be implemented.

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    Part 1( variant 17)

    Input Data:
    Z=17;
    n=30 frames
    Kp=1/2
    Task:
    1.1 To show raster interlacing for a given number of scanning Lines Z and frame
    format Kf.

    1.2 To determine the number of decomposition elements for a given number of


    scanning lines Z and frame format k.
    w K p z
    hz
    N K p z z K p z2
    N

    1
    17 2 145
    2

    N number of picture elements in one frame


    1.3 To calculate the frequency of progressive scanning for a given number of
    progressive scanning for a given number of Lines Z and number of frames per
    second n.

    f z z n 17
    30 510

    Part 2
    2.1 To draw in the image field with an arbitrary font with the arbitrary thicken of
    lines two digits of your credit book. To show in the scale signals of three chosen
    rows assuming that the digits have the maximal brightness and are arranged on the
    gray background with the relative brightness 0.25.

    To determine the frequency of the signal variable component of the image of


    vertical lines (write or the blank background) f l, if the thickness of strokes
    corresponds to Ntv and the distance between strokes equals to thicker of strokes.
    - Number of scanning lines Z= 625
    - Number of frames transmitted per second n=25
    - Frame format 1/2

    - Number of white and black strokes N=350

    N hor K f N
    1
    350 175
    2
    N
    N
    175
    hor f z hor z n 625
    25 1.37
    Mhz
    2
    2
    2

    N hor
    f sign

    Part 3
    Input data:
    Z1=313

    = 0.18

    P=0.1
    Task: To determine lower flow and higher fhigh boundary frequencies of TV signal in
    the system with the given parameters:
    Z1 number of scanning lines
    n- number of frames per second

    - relative duration of reverse sweep of the line


    - relative duration of reverse sweep of the frame

    Interlacing scanning

    f low 2 n 2
    30 60
    f high

    K f z 2 n (1
    )
    p
    2(1 )

    f high

    1/ 2 3132
    30 (1
    0.1)

    1
    1.42 Mhz
    2(1 0.18)

    3.2 To determine the transmission time of one element of decomposition

    1
    2 f high

    1
    0.02 ms
    2 1.42 10
    6

    3.3 To determine the number of voice channel that could be organized instead of
    one TV with calculated parameters.

    N ch

    f max f min 14200 0.1

    4176
    3.4
    3.4

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