S-VHS

S-VHS

Super VHS (vertical helical scan). Similar to the VHS video recording standard, except that the chrominance and luminance data are treated as components that provide higher quality video.

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Industry/Domain: Semiconductors
Category: Digital Signal Processors (DSP)
Company: Texas Instruments
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