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TELEVISION   CONVERTER   GROUP

the   PT-525A/UYQ-21(V).   For   our   training   purposes, we  are  using  the  PT-525/UYQ-21(V).  The  PPU  is  a large  screen  projection  display  device  that  projects  a visual   image   onto   a   42"   x   42"   screen. The presentation  consists  of  yellow  characters  on  a  blue background.   Display   resolution   can   be   525,   729,   or 1075   lines   per   frame. Figure   4-21   shows   the PT-525/UYQ-21(V)   unit. The   PPU   receives   composite   video   from   the DITEG   or   C-DITEG.   The   PPU   is   also   capable   of displaying   raster   video   from   an   external   source   if separate  horizontal  and  vertical  sync  signals  are provided.   The   PPU   can   also   display   random   stroke video   supplied   by   an   OJ-451(V)2,3/UYQ-21   that   is equipped  with  the  display  signal  amplifier  option. Figure  4-22  illustrates  the  interface  options  available. The  PPU  consists  of  the  following  five  functional areas: Video   processing   function Sweep   and   deflection   function CRT  function Projection  function Power   distribution   function Video  Processing  Function The   video   processing   function   receives   the incoming  video  and  develops  the  video  and  blanking signals  required  to  control  the  electron  beam  of  the CRT.   The   video   input   can   be   composite   video, noncomposite   video   with   separate   horizontal   and vertical   sync,   or   random   stroke   video.   The   video signal is amplified and used to drive the CRT cathode. The  sync  signals  are  processed  to  form  the  horizontal and  vertical  retrace  blanking  signals. Sweep   and   Deflection   Function The   sweep   and   deflection   function   develops   the signals  required  to  move  the  CRT  electron  beam. Raster   deflection   voltages   are   generated   from   the Figure 4-23.–A cross section view of the liquid crystal light valve. horizontal  and  vertical  sync  signals  received  from  the video   processor   function.   Random   stroke   deflection voltages  are  received  from  the  TDS  display  console  in the   form   of   X   and   Y   major   (position)   deflection voltages   and   X   and   Y   minor   (symbol)   signals.   The deflection  voltages  are  used  to  drive  the  yoke  of  the CRT. CRT  Function The  CRT  function  uses  the  video  and  deflection voltages   to   create   a   visual   image.   The   CRT   in   the PPU  is  a  2.25-inch  diameter,  high  resolution  electron tube.   The   video   output   of   the   CRT   is   a   fiber-optic faceplate.   The   faceplate   is   in   physical   contact   with 4-20

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