Jitter

Jitter

An unstable picture usually caused by disturbances to synchronization.

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Consumer electronics; Television

An unstable picture usually caused by disturbances to synchronization.

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The world’s first TV using the Google platform, this TV allows users to watch TV while searching the internet on the same screen.

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A device that passes a range of frequencies while blocking frequencies outside that range.

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A directional antenna commonly composed of a dipole, a parasitic reflector, and one or more parasitic directors.

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A video circuit designed to prevent excessive video levels from generating interference on the audio portion of the television signal.

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