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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.
Digital video using separate color components, such as YCbCr or RGB. See ITU-R BT.601-2. Sometimes incorrectly referred to as D1.
Industry:Entertainment
The digitized waveform of (M) NTSC or (B, D, G, H, I) PAL video signals, with specific digital values assigned to the sync, blank, and white levels. Sometimes incorrectly referred to as D2 or D3.
Industry:Entertainment
A non-compressed component digital video recording format that uses data conforming to the ITU-R BT.601-2 standard. Records on highend 19 mm (3/4") magnetic tape recorders. Systems manufactured by Sony and BTS. Most models can record 525, 625, ITU-R BT.601-2, and SMPTE 125M. The D1 designation is often used incorrectly to indicate component digital video.
Industry:Entertainment
A format to store film resolution images on D1 format tape recorders. Records one film frame in the space normally used for 16 video frames.
Industry:Entertainment
A non-compressed composite digital video recording format originally developed by Ampex that uses data conforming to SMPTE 244M and four 20-bit audio channels. Records on high-end 19 mm (3/4") magnetic tape recorders. It uses the same tape cassette cartridge but the tape itself is metal particle tape like Beta SP and MII. The D2 designation is often used incorrectly to indicate composite digital video.
Industry:Entertainment
Similar to D-MAC, the form preferred by manufacturers for European DBS. See also MAC.
Industry:Entertainment
A non-compressed composite digital video recording format that uses data conforming to SMPTE 244M and four 20-bit audio channels. Records on high-end 1/2" magnetic tape similar to M-II. The format was developed by Matsushita and Panasonic.
Industry:Entertainment
A format designation never used due to the fact that the number four is considered unlucky (being synonymous with death) in some Asian languages.
Industry:Entertainment
A non-compressed, 10-bit 270 Mbit/second, component or composite digital video recording format developed by Matsushita and Panasonic. It is compatible with 360 Mbit/second systems. It records on high-end 1/2" magnetic tape recorders.
Industry:Entertainment
A digital tape format which uses a 19 mm helical-scan cassette tape to record uncompressed high definition television material at 1.88 GBps (1.2 Gbps).
Industry:Entertainment
