|
Courses
on Serial Digital Television
Courses
| Costs
| Notes
Serial
Digital Component (SDI) is now the basic format for broadcast TV
production. The intention of the UK government to switch off the
analogue transmitters, although some time away, will see the steady
increase in viewers with digital receivers.
Working
with SDI signals presents a number of challenges that were not encountered
in the analogue domain (e.g. conversation between SDI and PAL can
lead to the signal being 'Out of Gamut' and rejected by broadcasters.
The digital active line is one microsecond longer than in PAL and
can result in a transmitter glitch).
Courses
Course:
The fundamentals of SDI
Ref: SD01
Duration: 1 day |
|
This
session is designed for those with little or no knowledge
of the serial digital equipment. At the end of the course
attendees should have gained a sufficient insight to: -
Understand the advantages/disadvantages of serial digital
and analogue signals
Recognise the key elements of the serial digital waveform
Be able to make fundamental measurements of the signal
Identify basic faults in a serial digital system
|
Course:
SDI
in detail
Ref: SD02
Duration: 1 day |
|
For
those who have already undertaken The Fundamentals of SDI
or are already familiar with the subject, this course
will: -
Examine the history of SDI and how it has developed to its
present form
Provide an in-depth understanding of the SDI waveform
Consider gamut and vector displays, with particular reference
to propriety displays such as 'Lightening®'and 'Diamond®'
Look at how Error Detection can provide a speedy assessment
of the condition of the signal
|
Course:
High Definition Serial Digital
Ref: SD03
Duration: 1 day |
|
Suitable
for those who already have experience of SDI or have attended
module SD02. Subjects covered are: -
Basics of HDTV
Clarifying the multiplicity of HDTV serial digital formats
Using the HDTV waveform
Comparisons
with SDI
|
Costs
| Course: |
Cost: |
The
fundamentals of SDI (SD01)
|
£500 |
SDI
in detail (SD02)
|
£500 |
High Definition Serial Digital
(SD03) |
£500 |
Notes
1. The
course is limited to a maximum of 8 persons.
2. Courses
may be held at customer premises, or an external location at extra
cost.
3. Normal
course hours are 10 am until 5 pm, with one hour for lunch (meals
not included), but this can be varied to suit individual requirements.
4. Travelling
time up to 2 hours is included in the course costs. Time in excess
of this will be charged at £20 per hour.
5. Where
travel by air or sea, or overnight accommodation is required, these
will be charged at cost.
®
Registered trademarks of Tektronix Inc.
Back
to top
|