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Learn how to measure the efficiency of power transfer using the Qi interface. |
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This application note covers these various measurement aspects and how to address quality issues during the transition. |
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This application note focuses on the issues video engineers face when developing and/or evaluating an algorithm, device or video signal path; and the objective picture quality measurement solutions Tektronix® provides to support those requirements. |
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By using the PQA500 video, content providers can evaluate the various compression and delivery formats to ensure the best possible picture quality of the program. |
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Despite the benefits of digital signal processing, the final signal received by the customer is still converted to an analog signal for display on a picture monitor. With the proliferation of a wide variety of digital devices - set-top boxes, Digital Versatile Disk (DVD) players and PC cards - comes a wide range of video formats beside the standard composite output. It is therefore necessary to understand the requirements for measuring analog component High Definition (HD) signals in order to test the performance of these devices. |
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MPEG is one of the most popular audio/video compression techniques because it is not just a single standard. Instead, it is a range of standards suitable for different applications but based on similar principles. MPEG is an acronym for the Moving Picture Experts Group. |
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Learn the benefits and faults of the two most common test methods for troubleshooting video signal problems and the critical capabilities needed in an MPEG analyzer. |
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Despite the maturation of the enabling technologies, the deployment of IPTV services presents many technical implementation challenges. This Primer explores some of those challenges and how Test & Measurement equipment can be used to facilitate the design, rollout and management of IPTV networks and services. |
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Requirements for Managing Display Formatting in Analog ComponentHD and SD Video Signals |
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Requirements for Managing Jitter and Wander in Analog Component HD and SD Video Signals |