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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.
First U.S. organisation to modify television scanning for electronic cinematography, using 655 scanning lines per frame at 24 frames per second. Also created ImageVision.
Industry:Software
A mathematical function which spreads out low values and squeezes together higher values.
Industry:Software
A) Illuminating Engineering: The index of perceived (Y) and chromaticity coordinates (x,y) for CIE Standard Illuminance C and the CIE Standard Observer. b) Television: The dimension of the Munsell system of colour that corresponds most closely to saturation. Note: Chroma is frequently used, particularly in English works, as the equivalent of saturation.
Industry:Software
One millionth of a second: 1 x 10–6 or 0.000001 second.
A term used to mean very fast/instantaneous.
Industry:Software
An early HDEP scheme using 655 scanning lines per frame and 24 frames per second, with wide bandwidth video recording and a colour subcarrier shifted to a higher frequency. Created and used by Image Transform for electronic cinematography.
Industry:Software
Test system capable of displaying 0s and 1s, as well as performing complex test functions. Logic analyzers typically have 16 to 32 input lines and can store sequences of sixteen or more bits on each of the input lines.
Industry:Software
A system of surface-color specifications based on perceptually uniform colour scales for the three variables. Munsell hue, Munsell value, and Munsell chroma. For an observer of normal colour vision, adapted to daylight and viewing the specimen when illuminated by daylight and surrounded with a middle grey to white background, the Munsell hue, value, and chroma of the colour correlate well with the hue, lightness, and perceived chroma.
Industry:Software
A hole cutter. The signal which is said to “cut a hole” in the background scene for a key effect. In actuality, this signal controls a video mixer which switches between the background scene and the fill video; thus, the key source determines the shape of the key effect.
Industry:Software
The part of the video camera or camcorder that converts light into electrical signals.
Industry:Software
