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Experimental Television Center Sync

Author
Experimental Television Center
Publisher
Experimental Television Center
Place
Binghamton, New York
ETC archive
ETC2443

Abstract

A block diagram of how the Sync proceeds on a video system. Black and white block diagram schematically representing all of the components of the sync signal for each of the two fields of an interlaced video signal. 1 original 20" x 20'. Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November 6-28, 1976 in Information, Works and Activities exhibition by the Experimental Television Center. Exhibition included Installations, systems demonstrations and lecture presentations, performances, continuous tape screening. These system diagrams were displayed in the gallery space.
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ETC2443

A block diagram of how the Sync proceeds on a video system. Black and white block diagram schematically representing all of the components of the sync signal for each of the two fields of an interlaced video signal. 1 original 20" x 20'. Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November 6-28, 1976 in Information, Works and Activities exhibition by the Experimental Television Center. Exhibition included Installations, systems demonstrations and lecture presentations, performances, continuous tape screening. These system diagrams were displayed in the gallery space.

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