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High definition, standard and clear digital video system synchronization High definition, standard and clear digital video system synchronization Provenance: the author of communication and production : cheng hongzhangs date: 2011-5-17:201104 Synchronization is the most basic and strictly technical part of the video system. All devices in the video system, such as cameras, VTR, servers, and switchers, should be in sync. The sync signal is the systems lock reference signal, which guarantees that the image will not roll, beat, and the color of A/D, D/A, etc. The unified synchronization of the whole system is necessary for the broadcast and broadcast systems. In video system design, installation, commissioning, maintenance, engineering and technical personnel in addition to pay attention to video, audio and other technical link, also need to attach importance to synchronize the technology link, the science reasonable configuration synchronization and related equipment. The type and selection of sync signals in high definition and standard cleaning system Simulate a black field sync signal BLACK field synchronization signal (BLACK BURST BB), call it to BLACK color synchronization because the signal is cheng image corresponding to the signal level is the BLACK level (BLACK level 0 mv for PAL; for north American NTSC IRE (7.5). Figure 1 Black field synchronization signal should comply with the state administration of radio, film and television of the Peoples Republic of China promulgated in 2000, radio, film and television industry standard GY/T167-2000 digital component synchronous reference signal of studio. Using the standard digital component studio system simulation reference signal as external synchronous reference signal of digital standard definition system, the video signal is part of the synchronous reference signal should be blanking signal, sync pulse is negative polarity signals, pulse amplitude 300 mv, line synchronous reference point is defined as 50% of th