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Tektronix provides test and measurement instruments, solutions and services for the computer, semiconductor, military/aerospace, consumer electronics and education industries worldwide.
The magnetic flux density at which the magnetizing field strength is zero when a sample of magnetic material is in a symmetrically cyclically magnetized condition. Normally, the residual flux density of a tape is measured in the orientation direction, using an alternating magnetizing field of amplitude 1000 Oe. Residual flux density is indicative of the output that can be expected from a tape at short wavelengths.
Industry:Software
Concatenation of, or switching between, two different streams of compressed data.
Industry:Software
Family of digital integrated circuits that have bipolar transistor inputs and outputs.
Industry:Software
The arrangement of magnetic particles on recording tape. In tapes designed for quadraplex recording applications, the orientation direction is transverse. For helical and longitudinal recording, it is longitudinal.
Industry:Software
The on-air or final output of the switcher as selected on the program or line A/B bus and as keyed, mixed, or faded with the DSK.
Industry:Software
a) A computer l/O (input/output) port through which the computer communicates with the external world. The standard serial port uses RS-232 or RS-422 protocols. b) An outlet on a workstation to which you connect external serial devices.
Industry:Software
The common clock used to encode video and audio in the same program. A 27 MHz clock regenerated from PCR for a jitter-free readout of MPEG data.
Industry:Software
A display device which projects a video or computer image onto a large screen. The classic video projector has three primary color video tubes which converge on-screen to create the full-color image.
Single tube projectors eliminate convergence problems but compared to three tube systems, project a relatively lower quality image.
Industry:Software
An electron-beam tube used in a television camera where an electron current or a charge-density image is formed from an optical image and scanned in a predetermined sequence to provide an electrical signal.
Industry:Software
The amount of color subcarrier information in the color data after decoding a composite color video signal. Values appears as –n dB where the larger n, the better.
Industry:Software
