安防基础名词解释(国外英语资料).docVIP

安防基础名词解释 Security part of the basic terms explained Fully synchronized total locking is the two best method for full synchronization between precision cameras such as broadcast studio cameras. It synchronizes: horizontal, vertical, even / odd regions, color triggers, frequencies, and phases. Vertical synchronization is one of the easiest ways to synchronize two cameras, the vertical driving frequency to ensure the video can be used to switch the old or four stage segmentation machine, display image source on the same monitor. Vertical drive signals are usually composed of repetitive frequency 20/16.7 MS (50/60 Hz) and pulse 1~3 millisecond width pulse. Color video composite signals synchronous color video composite signals represent video and color trigger signals, meaning that the camera can synchronize with an external composite color video signal. However, even though it is called color video composite signal synchronization, there is only horizontal synchronization and vertical synchronization, and there is no color trigger synchronization. External synchronization is very similar to color video composite signal synchronization. A video camera can synchronize video signals from another camera, and an external synchronization camera can extract horizontal and vertical sync signals using input color video composite signals. DC line locking is an ancient technology that uses DC 50/60 Hz power line currents to synchronize cameras. Because the DC 24 volt power supply is widely used in most building fire alarm systems, as it is very easy to obtain. Because of the old type switcher and segmentation system without a digital memory function, in order to maintain a stable image, synchronization between cameras is necessary, DC line lock is Camera Synchronization in 50/60 Hz, and the level of correlation between vertical color / time channel signals without constraint will lead to bad color conversion (color design stage), so all the use of AC line lock users inevitably lo