Toshiba Tv kephiba
Szali Sandor
szali at tvnetwork.hu
Sun May 20 21:15:28 CEST 2007
Interlace is achieved very simply in the master timing generator for a
television system by making the total number of lines in the picture odd:
the field flyback must then occur halfway through a line on alternate
fields, which produces the required effect - see figure below for a 625 line
interlaced raster. It is for this reason that all analogue electronic tv
systems have used an odd number of lines. It is also necessary for the field
timebase and vertical deflection circuitry to operate at a frequency twice
the picture repetition rate; i.e. for the European system, which has a
picture repetition frequency of 25 pictures/second or 25 Hz, the vertical
deflection operates at 50 Hz. Furthermore, in order to get perfect
interlace, all vertical deflection cycles and waveforms must be identical.
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