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    Stages in Television and Their Functions

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    This document outlines the key stages and functions in a television receiver. It begins with the antenna receiving the radio frequency signal from the transmitter. The signal is then amplified, mixed, and converted to a video intermediate frequency signal. It goes through various amplification and processing stages to extract the video and audio signals. These signals are then amplified and used to drive the cathode ray tube and speaker. The document also describes the stages involved in generating the scanning signals to produce the image on the screen.

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    This document outlines the key stages and functions in a television receiver. It begins with the antenna receiving the radio frequency signal from the transmitter. The signal is then amplified, mixed, and converted to a video intermediate frequency signal. It goes through various amplification and processing stages to extract the video and audio signals. These signals are then amplified and used to drive the cathode ray tube and speaker. The document also describes the stages involved in generating the scanning signals to produce the image on the screen.

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    This document outlines the key stages and functions in a television receiver. It begins with the antenna receiving the radio frequency signal from the transmitter. The signal is then amplified, mixed, and converted to a video intermediate frequency signal. It goes through various amplification and processing stages to extract the video and audio signals. These signals are then amplified and used to drive the cathode ray tube and speaker. The document also describes the stages involved in generating the scanning signals to produce the image on the screen.

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    Stages in Television and Their Functions

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    Jade Dizon
    This document outlines the key stages and functions in a television receiver. It begins with the antenna receiving the radio frequency signal from the transmitter. The signal is then amplified, mixed, and converted to a video intermediate frequency signal. It goes through various amplification and processing stages to extract the video and audio signals. These signals are then amplified and used to drive the cathode ray tube and speaker. The document also describes the stages involved in generating the scanning signals to produce the image on the screen.

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    STAGES IN

    TELEVISION AND
    THEIR
    FUNCTIONS
    Antenna

    Interrupt RF signal
    from transmitter
    RF AMP
    Amplify RF signal
    Mixer
    Combines RF signal;
    end result is VIF
    Oscillator
    Generates IF signal
    which is higher than RF
    VIF Amplifier
    Amplify VIF signal
    Automatic Gain
    Control (AGC)
    Automatically adjust the
    incoming signal going to
    VIF Amplifier
    Video Detector
    Removes IF sub-carrier
    frequency and allows
    video signal to pass
    through.
    Video Amplifier
    Amplify further video
    signal and drive the
    cathode of CRT.
    Sound Detector
    Interrupt 4.5MHz audio
    signal
    Sound Intermediate
    Frequency (SIF)
    Removes sound sub-
    carrier
    Audio Pre-
    Amplifier
    Amplify audio
    signal
    Audio Amplifier
    Drives the speaker
    Syne Separator
    Separate the vertical syne
    pulse and the horizontal syne
    pulse
    Vertical Oscillator
    Generatesthe 60 Hz vertical
    sawtooth current
    Vertical Driver
    Drives or triggered the
    vertical amp
    Vertical Output
    Amplifier
    Amplify the vertical
    sawtooth current signal to
    drive vertical deflection yoke
    (HAFC) Horizontal
    Audio Frequency
    Control
    Automatically control
    or rests the 15,734Hz.
    Horizontal Oscillator
    Horizontal Frequency generates
    the 15,734 Hz or horizontal
    sawtooth current or signal.
    Horizontal Driver
    Trigers the horizontal output
    amp
    Horizontal Output Amp
    Amlify the horizontal sawtooth
    current or signal to drive the
    horizontal deflection yoke
    (FBT) Flyback
    Transformer
    Produces the required
    high voltage at the ultor
    Color Sync
    Detects the burst
    color syne signal
    3.58 MHz Oscillator
    Generates the 3.58 MHz
    color frequency
    Color Killer
    Disables the color IF during
    the black and white
    transmission
    Color IF
    Amplifies
    the 3.58
    MHz signal
    RGB Mixer Decoder
    When color plux signal is
    being mixed and decoded to
    electrical signal
    RGB Color Driver
    DrivesCRT cathode to
    produce image

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