This video is a bit different from my previous videos and not related to optics. I made it purely out of interest for older (analog) equipment and technology. The video discusses the principles behind analog TV transmission technology, such as color encoding in composite video signals and RF transmission and modulation methods. For my demo I used a small TV set found in the street, a Rohde and Schwarz SFM test transmitter + CCVS video generator, and a Signalhound USB spectral analyzer.

Outline:
0:00 Wacko Christmas Intro
2:10 Equipment intro: CCVS generator + TV Test Transmitter
4:20 CRT screen viewed in slow motion
6:13 Monochrome composit video signal
8:26 Color composite video signal
12:36 Example of signal discussed
14:00 RGB-color conversion matrix
15:10 Rohde & Schwarz SFM TV Test Transmitter
17:29 Closer look at the transmission signal
21:15 The intermediate frequency explained
24:30 Extro

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Did I forget a reference? Please let me know and I will set it straight.

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Wikipedia contains pages on almost every specific subject discussed in this video. If you need more info then just search for the subject in Wikipedia. However, unfortunately most of the articles dive deep into the matter, which can be quite frustrating if you are not an expert.
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