4. TV Camera
Heart of a TV camera is a Camera tube
Camera tube – converts optical information into corresponding
electrical signal
Amplitude proportional to brightness
Optical image is focused by a lens assembly to a rectangular glass faceplate
Transparent conductive coating at the inner side of the glass face-plate
On which is laid a thin layer of photoconductive material – having a
very high resistance when no light falls on it.
Resistance decreases when the intensity increases
Electron beam – used to pick up the picture information available on
the target plate in terms of varying resistance
Beam is formed by an electron gun – deflected by a pair of deflection
coils kept mutually perpendicular on the glass plate - to achieve
scanning of the entire target area
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5. Types of Camera Pick Up Tube
Vidicon:
Improvement of signal to noise ratio
Improvement of contrast
High image lag
Plumbicon
Lower image lag (follow up of organ motions)
Higher quantum noise level
Solid state camera based on CCD
Digital fluoroscopy spot films are limited in resolution, since they depend on
the TV camera .
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6. Camera tube have a diameter of approximately
1 inch and a length of 6 inches.
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11. Application of vidicon
Close circuit TV system
Earlier type of vidicon were used only where
there was no fast movement , because of
inherent lag
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13. Plumbicon
Lower
image lag.
It
has fast response and produce high quality pictures at low
light level.
It
has small size and light weight and has low power operating
characteristics .
It
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is similar to vidicon tube except small change in target plate
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18. •Charge-Coupled Devices (CCDs)
Each electrode is connected
to a storage capacitor (TFT)
1980s CCD were developed and replaced TV tubes
and miniaturized imaging devices.
• Light photons enter the silicon layer, ionization of the
light separates the e-. A layer of microscopic electrodes
beneath the silicon acts as a ground for the freed
electrons. Movement of charges can be measured by a
circuit.
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26. •DEFLECTION YOKE
It may be noted that a perpendicular displacement
results because the magnetic field due to each coil
reacts with the magnetic field of the electron beam to
produce a force that deflects the electrons at right
angles to both the beam axis and the deflection field.
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28. PARTS AND WORK PRINCIPLE CRT COLOURED
Electron guns
2. Electron beams
3. Focusing coils
4. Deflection coils
5. Anode
6. Mask
7. Phosphor layers
8. Close-up of the phosphor
1.
Parts CRT colour
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29. •Delta-gun colour picture tube
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(a) guns viewed from the base (b) electron beams, shadow mask and dot-triad
phosphor screen (c) showing application of ‘Y’ and colour difference signals
between the cathodes and control grids
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30. The
screen has a number of
phosphorus that will be fluorescent
when exposed to fire electrons
produced by electron gun.
This
electron beam be turned by
magnetic field that controlled by
vertical spool and horizontal (spool
yoke).
Magnified view of a shadow mask color
CRT
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31. PRECISION-IN-LINE (P.I.L.) COLOUR PICTURE TUBE
(a) in-line guns (b) electron beams, aperture grille and striped three colour
phosphor screen(c) mountings on neck and bowl of the tube.
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32. Electron
at shoot off and will hit dots
phosphor will produce bright light and can
be seen in the screen.
Tube
also have mask color, to place
phosphor's dots so correct electron beams.
There
3 circles phosphor that is red, blue
and green. when described based on
sequence the colour, so seen to like
picture.
Magnified view of an aperture
grille color CRT
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