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22 July 1997 Alternative to high-resolution television
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Abstract
Even in existing standard television systems takes place a great informational surplusment, as far as man's mind receives less than 1 percent of this information. In high- resolution TV systems this so-called physiological video information surplusment increases more. That's why such TV systems appear to be too complicated and too expensive. Acceptable alternative to high resolution television may be using in existing television the means of video signal analog restoration, by means of which considerable improvement of picture quality is made.
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Alexander A. Antonov "Alternative to high-resolution television", Proc. SPIE 3074, Visual Information Processing VI, (22 July 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.280622
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KEYWORDS
Televisions

Analog electronics

Video

Image quality

Sensors

Image quality standards

Receivers

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