University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Digital video system

Delveaux, William John

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Description

Title
Digital video system
Author(s)
Delveaux, William John
Issue Date
1989
Department of Study
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Discipline
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Degree Granting Institution
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Date of Ingest
2017-09-29T15:56:53Z
Keyword(s)
  • Electrical engingeering
  • Image processing
  • Image processing--Digital techniques
  • Digital video
Language
en
Abstract
Digital video processing is explored in this thesis through the development of a Digital Video System (DVS) to be used in a learning environment such as the Advanced Digital Systems Laboratory (ADSL). The advantages of using a digital system as opposed to an analog system are significant. Any analog video effect can be programmed into the DVS, but video effects not possible in an analog system are possible with the DVS. These video effects include those that would require, in the analog system, generation of parts of the image that have not been received. For example, a mirror effect cannot be achieved using purely analog equipment because the end of the line must be written at the beginning and vice versa. A digital system stores these data and can move them around quite easily. thus realizing video effects· not possible with conventional analog equipment.
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Copyright 1989 held by William John Delveaux

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