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(More customer reviews)Mr. Schoenbeck has put to words what he helped me learn about video and television operation and Maintenance of Video systems. He was an Professor at DeVRY Institute of Technology, Phoenix. The book brings learning to life as if I were back in his classroom. Thank you Mr. Schoenbeck.
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This practical, down-to-earth introduction to video systemsbegins with the most obvious difference between radio and television—thepicture tube—and proceeds through computer monitors, VCRs, camcorders,cable TV, and high-definition television (HDTV). The author identifiesthe components of each system, then explains how each component contributesto the system's overall operation. Through this building-block presentation,readers learn current solid-state and LSI circuitry, as well as howto apply that basic knowledge to the circuits and systems they willencounter in the future. Coverage reflects NTSC standards, andcompares them to such systems as PAL and SECAM, to give readers the backgroundneeded to understand all of the various global systems now in use. The fullspectrum of the information about a component is contained in a single,comprehensive chapter that first defines what is required from that component,then explores how it is accomplished in current products, and, finally, explainswhy the component is used as it is. Computer monitors are discussed alongsidetelevision receivers to more clearly identify their similarities and differences.
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