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TELIVISON STUDIO
Studio floor
The studio floor is where production actually occurs. The studio floor is an open area, which contains the television cameras,' microphones, lighting equipments sets and crew.
Control room
The control room there is the programmer's director, assistant director, technical director, audio engineer and video engineer works
T.V. PICTURE
of light or shade which are called picture element.
The photo electric properties of the pickup device convert the optical image
to a electric image charge depending on the light & shade of the scene. To transmit beam scans the image is employed. The electronthis information scanning from left to right (line by line) and from top to bottom (frame by frame) or field by field. The scanning is done both in horizontal direction and vertical direction simultaneously.
odd lines are scanned first and then the even lines are interlaced.
Camera
LIGHTING
TECHNOLOGY
BASIC FUNCTIONS OF A SWITCHER Cut operation or switching between two sources. Mixing or dissolve. Wiping. Keying.
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MIXING
A VIDEO
B VIDEO
WIPING
This is a non additive combination of two sources. A switching occurs during the active video at specific points on the raster to produces a pattern, between two video sources. Switching is controlled by an internal wipe pattern generator which can provide the waveform either saw tooth or parabola at H,V or both H and V rates. The very simple to very complex waveform can be generated by the wipe pattern generator.Simple patterns can be generated by logical combination of different waveforms However the production of more complex patterns is better handled by a microprocessor.
WIPING
This is a non additive combination of two sources. A switching occurs during the active video at specific points on the raster to produces a pattern, between two video sources. Switching is controlled by an internal wipe pattern generator which can provide the waveform either saw tooth or parabola at H,V or both H and V rates. The very simple to very complex waveform can be generated by the wipe pattern generator.Simple patterns can be generated by logical combination of different waveforms However the production of more complex patterns is better handled by a microprocessor.
WIPING
This is a non additive combination of two sources. A switching occurs during the active video at specific points on the raster to produces a pattern, between two video sources. Switching is controlled by an internal wipe pattern generator which can provide the waveform either saw tooth or parabola at H,V or both H and V rates. The very simple to very complex waveform can be generated by the wipe pattern generator.Simple patterns can be generated by logical combination of different waveforms However the production of more complex patterns is better handled by a microprocessor.
WIPING
This is a non additive combination of two sources. A switching occurs during the active video at specific points on the raster to produces a pattern, between two video sources. Switching is controlled by an internal wipe pattern generator which can provide the waveform either saw tooth or parabola at H,V or both H and V rates. The very simple to very complex waveform can be generated by the wipe pattern generator.Simple patterns can be generated by logical combination of different waveforms However the production of more complex patterns is better handled by a microprocessor.
WIPING
This is a non additive combination of two sources. A switching occurs during the active video at specific points on the raster to produces a pattern, between two video sources. Switching is controlled by an internal wipe pattern generator which can provide the waveform either saw tooth or parabola at H,V or both H and V rates. The very simple to very complex waveform can be generated by the wipe pattern generator.Simple patterns can be generated by logical combination of different waveforms However the production of more complex patterns is better handled by a microprocessor.
WIPING
This is a non additive combination of two sources. A switching occurs during the active video at specific points on the raster to produces a pattern, between two video sources. Switching is controlled by an internal wipe pattern generator which can provide the waveform either saw tooth or parabola at H,V or both H and V rates. The very simple to very complex waveform can be generated by the wipe pattern generator.Simple patterns can be generated by logical combination of different waveforms However the production of more complex patterns is better handled by a microprocessor.
WIPING
This is a non additive combination of two sources. A switching occurs during the active video at specific points on the raster to produces a pattern, between two video sources. Switching is controlled by an internal wipe pattern generator which can provide the waveform either saw tooth or parabola at H,V or both H and V rates. The very simple to very complex waveform can be generated by the wipe pattern generator.Simple patterns can be generated by logical combination of different waveforms However the production of more complex patterns is better handled by a microprocessor.
WIPING
This is a non additive combination of two sources. A switching occurs during the active video at specific points on the raster to produces a pattern, between two video sources. Switching is controlled by an internal wipe pattern generator which can provide the waveform either saw tooth or parabola at H,V or both H and V rates. The very simple to very complex waveform can be generated by the wipe pattern generator.Simple patterns can be generated by logical combination of different waveforms However the production of more complex patterns is better handled by a microprocessor.
Types Of DIGITAL VIDEO EFFECTS 3D CREATIVITY IMAGING EFFECTS CURVILINEAR EFFECTS PAINTERLY AND PARTICLE EFFECTS SLABS BORDER EFFECTS LIGHTING EFFECTS SHADOWS DYNAMIC RECURSIVE EFFECTS
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All the above three modes can be either in Analog or in digital domain.
Satellite Transmission
Uplink
Downlink
Earth station
Earth Station is a uplink center from which the signals are fed
to Satellite for distribution in a specified area covered by the Satellite. The signal is up-linked from the earth station and received by many down link centers in TV broad casting. It is a very important part of satellite communication system for broadcasting of signals.
Analog Earth Station Analog / Digital Simulcast Digital Earth Station ASNG DSNG
More programs per channel / Transponder i.e. spectrum efficient Noise-Free Reception Ghost elimination CD quality sound & better than DVD quality picture Reduced transmission power Flexibility in service planning New services like Pay TV, VOD, Interactive services like e-commerce, e-banking, tele-quiz, teleSunday, July, 18, 2010
Why Digital ?
Automated operation in broadcast plan Non availability of analog systems in near future
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REQUIREMENTS
Up-converters The up-conversion is required to raise the frequency of the signal in desired band: C-band, Extended C-band or Ku-band before transmission. The input to up converter is 70 MHz (output of modulator) and output of Up-converter is fed to HPA. The up-conversion may done in stages or in one stage directly. For example the 70 MHz signal is first converted into L band and then L band signal raised to desired frequency band.
Antenna system
REQUIREMENTS
PDAs The most widely used narrow beam antennas are reflector antennas. The shape is generally a paraboloid of revolution. For full earth coverage from a geostationary satellite, a horn antenna is used. Horns are also used as feeds for reflector antennas. A small earth terminal, the feed horn is located at the focus or may be offset to one side of the focus. GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF
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Antenna system(PDA)
REQUIREMENTS
DSNG Antenna case: Antenna segment case, Antenna mount case, Antenna hub case, Antenna feed horn case;1.9 meter antenna (C band) & 1.2 meter antenna ( Kuband) HPA case: 400 W TWTA ( C band) & 125 W TWTA ( Ku-band) Base band unit : Test and monitoring case GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF Sunday, July, 18, 2010 Digital case : Encoder,TECHNOLOGY Modulator, Up convertor(L
Antenna system
DSNG
REQUIREMENTS
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The high power amplifier is used for the final power amplification of
the digital RF signal in C-band/ Ku band that is fed to the antenna. The important parameters of HPAs are: Frequency range Output power at flange Bandwidth Gain variation (1.0 db (max.) for 40 MHz (narrow band) 2.50 db for full bandwidth)
Microphone
In all microphones, sound waves (sound pressure) are translated into mechanical vibrations in a thin, flexible diaphragm. These sound vibrations are then converted by various methods into an electrical signal which varies in voltage amplitude and frequency in an analog of the original sound. For this reason, a microphone is an acoustic wave to voltage modulation transducer.
Microphone varieties
1 Capacitor or Condenser microphones 2 Electret condenser microphones 3 Dynamic microphones 4 Ribbon microphones 5 Carbon microphones 6 Piezo microphones 7 Laser microphones
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applicatioA foil electret microphone is a relatively new type of condenser microphone invented at Bell laboratories in 1962 by Gerhard Sessler and Jim West [1], and often simply called an electret microphone. An electret is a dielectric material that has been permanently electrically charged or polarised. Electret microphones have existed since the 1920s but were considered impractical, but they have now become the most common type of all, used in many applications from high-quality recording and lavalier use to built-in microphones in small sound recording devices. Though electret mics were once considered low-cost and low quality, the best ones can now rival capacitor mics in every respect apart from low noise and even have the long-term stability and ultra-flat response needed for a measuring microphone. Unlike other condenser microphones they require no polarising voltage, but normally contain an integrated preamplifier which does require power (often incorrectly called
Dynamic microphones
Ribbon microphones
Ribbon microphones
Carbon microphones
Piezo microphones
piezoelectricity the tendency of some materials to produce a voltage when subjected to pressure to convert vibrations into an electrical signal. This type of microphone is often used to mic acoustic instruments for live performance, or to record sounds in unusual environments (underwater, for instance.)
Laser microphones
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