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• - Comparison of the various analog TV standards.
  
• - Source for home theater information, defintions, community, and learning.
  
• - Business and technical papers for the broadcast industry.
  
• - a Television Production Manual
  
• - An Internet magazine for broadcasting professionals
  
• - Side-bar menu features standards, tutorials and interesting links.
  
• - Code of Federal Telecommunication Regulations in HTML and PDF formats.
  
• - Broadcast engineering news from around the globe.
  
• - TV transmitter and RF engineering.
  
• - Graphics and formulas dominate this site which covers major aspects of video broadcast engineering.
  
• - Easy to read article that describes how television works.
  
• - Compares and contrasts most video formats.
  
• - Closed Captioning Frequently Asked Questions, by Gary Robson
  
• - News and other matters of interest specific to the Broadcasting Engineer.
  
• - The Revolution in Television Technology including the history of television and advances on the digital frontier.
  
• - from Tektronix
  
• - Video Engineering Primer
  
• - Dictionary of electronics terms from the Grass Valley Group
  
• - coverage maps and technical links regarding TV reception in the British Isles.
  
• - Tutorials on television basics, including broadcast engineering.
  
• - Broadcaster provides the Canadian communications industry with in-depth, and wide-ranging coverage of industry issues and new technologies.
  
• - Free, on-line TV Production Course covering the basics of lighting, video, audio, and editing. Also available in Spanish and Portuguese.
  
• - Lecture on the theory of analog television.
  
• - Features information, links and the history of television in the UK.
  
• - Also includes lots of charts, links.
  
• - Comprehensive subjects for the broadcast industry
  
• - Covers a number of topics relating to RF transmission
  
• - Fully-illustrated unbiased tutorial describes how projection TVs form a small image on a device inside the projector -- either a CRT or LCD -- and then shine that image onto a large screen located elsewhere.
  
• - Definition of abbreviations, acronyms and TLAs often used in television.
  
• - The on-line magazine for video professionals
  
• - Site features excellent papers covering current technology throughout the video chain.
  
• - A listing of analog broadcast formats from around the world.
  
  

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