How to Determine the 2T Pulse K Factor of TV Facilities Without the Aid of an Oscilloscope Graticule

1 March 1969

journal article
Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting

Vol. BC-15 (1) , 12-14
https://doi.org/10.1109/tbc.1969.265970

Abstract

The K factor of a 2T pulse waveform is usually determined by fitting the waveform into an oscilloscope mask at prescribed deflection factors. Quite often a mask is not available, or a picture of the waveform is given with amplitude and time coordinates only. For these cases a method is presented which permits the K factor to be determined algebraically.

Keywords

OSCILLOSCOPES
PULSE SHAPING METHODS
PULSE MEASUREMENTS
SHAPE MEASUREMENT
DISTORTION MEASUREMENT
PULSE GENERATION
AREA MEASUREMENT
SYSTEM TESTING

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A Graticule to Measure the Waveform Performance of TV Facilities
IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting, 1963