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How Digital Television Works: digital-tv broadcast & flat-screens

In this episode of 'How television works', created by volunteers of Cambridge Museum of Technology (Bob Bates | Richard Ellis), discover how contemporary digital-broadcast and flat-screen televisions work. In previous 'How Television Works' episodes: Part 1 (   • How monochrome analogue television works  ) explained monochrome (black & white) television broadcast and receiver technology. Part 2 (   • How analogue colour television (TV) works ...  ) explained how the eye perceives colour; how colour cameras work and how the television receiver displays the original picture. Part 3 (   • How Analogue Colour Televisions Works: the...  ) How Analogue Colour Televisions Works: the Coding and Decoding Process Audience Suitable for: Students: physics, optics Electronics engineers Broadcast enthusiasts Like these educational videos, created by volunteers of Pye History Trust and Cambridge Museum of Technology? Discover more about Pye's role in the history of television at the Pye Story in Cambridge Museum of Technology, where examples of analogue television broadcast and receiver equipment produced by Pye during the 20th century are displayed: https://www.pye-story.org https://www.museumoftechnology.com Published under Creative Commons Licence: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0 Follow the Museum: Facebook:   / cambridgemuseumoftechnology   Instagram | Threads:   / cambridgemuseumoftechnology   Twitter:   / camtechmuseum   #electronics #broadcast #television