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BROADCAST CHAIN
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Consists of:
Studio
Outside Broadcast (OB) Transmission Operation Center (TOC)
Production Operation Center (POC)
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Television Studio
Studio Floor
VTR Audio Prod. Room Lighting/
room Area Dimmers
Eqpt. CCU
Room
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Technical Facilities in a TV Studio
1. Camera
- video signal source
2. Camera Control Unit (CCU)3. Vision Mixer
4. Video Character generator (VCG)
- generates characters for credit line etc
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5. Digital Video Effects (DVE)
- generates effects eg, 3D, zoom etc
6. Frame Synchronizer
- to stabilize and synchronize incoming signals
eg. From satellite, OB etc7. Sync Pulse Generator (SPG)
- master clock that coordinates the wholesystem. Generates pulses to sync all video
signals.8. Audio Console
- mix and choose all audio sources
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Camera Control Unit (CCU)
Controls the various parameters of the camera:
lens aperture
zooming action
beam focus and the brightness control of
the camera
video gain sensitivity
blanking level
video polarity
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Vision Mixer
is a cross bar type of switch which allowsthe selection of any one of a large numberof inputs
Switching the inputs on to any of theavailable output lines or outgoing circuits
Mix/cut those signals
The inputs: cameras, VTRs, test signalsand outputs from special effect generators
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Sync Pulse Generator
A common source of deflection pulses suchas sync and blanking pulses are used tokeep the deflection circuits in phase with
other all the time. Provides the following controlling anddeflection pulses:-
- line drive or H-pulses at the rate of
15625Hz
- field drive or V-pulses at the rate of 50 Hz
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- System blanking pulses at H and V rate- Camera blanking pulses at the H and Vrate
Camera 1
Camera 2
Camera 3
Sync pulsegeneratorSPG
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CAM 1 CCU1 EDA EDA TO MONITORSPGM1
TO AUDIO/
CAM 4 CCU4 EDA VISION LIGHTING
VTR EDA MIXER EDA PGM 2
TO VTR
OB FRAME EDASYNC
VCG EDA SPG
VIDEO SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM
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Transmission Operation Center
Transmits TV programs according to schedule
Its important feature is the on-air automation
Handled by BTS onair automation system
Integrated Control System
- a software base system where all controls ofmatrixes and machines are carried out via the
ICS Lan
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Production Operation Center
Main function is to distribute outsidesignals to any sections that required thesignals for recording
Comprise of:
- Master Control Room (MCR)
- VTR- International Room, handle all overseassignals. Has standard converters and vtrs.
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SIGNAL FLOW IN THE MCR (TOC-POC)
TEL.Link
to JRC.
Internal
sources
Internalsources
TOCMATRIX
50 x 50
CONTY
1
Ext.
Ext.
TOC OUT
MATRIX
10 x 10
CONTY
2
POC
MATRIX
90 x 90
TOC incoming
Dist.Amp. at
TOC i/p Rack
TOC - MCR
POC - MCR
Final TOC
output DAs at
TOC o/p rack
RTM.Link
to KL Tower.
to ASTRO
(via Maxis
Fibre)
to TEL.
Control
Centre JRC.
(via Tel.
Fibre)
MicroWave Room-8th Floor.
OAA
OAA
OB Link
from KL
Tower.
MicroWaveRoom.
TVRO.
TEL.
VTR-Rec
Computer
system for
Scheduling.
Scheduling Editors 1~14 (NT-Workstation)
Transfer
Facility 1~3
(Win 3.11
WS)
NT- Server
TEL.
Equip
.
TEL.Room
ICS
Integrated Control System
for routing switchers and
machine remote control.
On Air
Automation
INT. ROOM
VTR-Play
STD
1~5
AUDIT.
PERDANA
CONTY
3Internal
sources
Ext. OAA
Ethernet LAN
Open Net LAN
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TV Transmitters
Is a combination of video and audio transmitter Outputs from both are fed to a common
transmitting antenna through feeder lineconnected to a combining unit called diplexer.
Video is AM
Audio is FM
Tx operate in the UHF or VHF range.
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Video I/PAMP sync
regen
EqualizerPhasecompensation Video AMP
Crystal MO Multipliersx2 x3 x 3 RF AMP PA Driver 2stages Video o/pAMP VSBF andDiplexer
PAPA DriverAMPMultipliers
x2x2x3x3
FM
ModulatorPre-amp
AFC Xtal Osc.
Video
Audio
Output
Xmitting Antenna
10 kW
Filter Plexer
2kW
Block Diagram of a 10 kW VHF Transmitter
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Video signalis processed through:
Visual exerter unit consisting the video I/P ampand sync regenerator, equalizer and phasecompensator
Audio signalis processed in:
Aural exciter unit
Incoming audio frequency modulates FMcarrier frequency to the final sound carrier
frequency for the channel used
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TV Relay Systems
One of the common relay systems is theMicrowave Communication Link System.
Are e.m waves, wavelength : 1 m down to
1mm,frequency of 300 MHz to 300 GHz.
Normal frequency : 2 GHz, 7 GHz and 13 GHz.
Bl k Di f Mi TV R l
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Block Diagram of Microwave TV RelaySystem
ReflexklystronModulatedAmp
ModulatedAMP
Sound
Mod.Diplexer
KlystronAmp
Mixer Unit
IF Amp
LIM.Discriminator
Diplexer SoundDemod
Video Output
Audio Output
Video Input
Audio i/p
Transmitting Head
Receiving Head
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Microwave links are commonly used for :
1. Studio-to-Transmitter Link (STL)
- for the relay of programs from studio totransmitter
2. Outside Broadcast (OBs)- when live programs to be relayed fromremote places to transmitter or TV studios
3. Inter-Station TV Relay Systems
- interchange TV programs between TVstations
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Satellite Relay System
A communication satellite is one of thebest TV relay systems
Is essentially a microwave link repeater
Receives the energy beamed at it by anearth station, amplifies and returns it toearth at a different frequency to preventinterference between up link and down link