Streaking Measurement Test Chart

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The YE0175 is designed for measurement of the disturbance caused by the video level in black areas to the right of or below the areas. Horizontal white lines are positioned on a black background.

Definition of streaking measurements

Measurement of the disturbance caused by the video level in black areas to the right of or below the areas.The disturbance is characterized by measuring the duration of the delay before the video level corresponding to the normal video level of the black is restored.

Measuring equipment

Video level meter; B/W monitor, oscilloscope, low-pass filter: 500 KHz

Measurement conditions

The chart illumination must be adjusted so that the white bars give a signal of 100% with average iris setting.

Gain: 0dB

Gamma corrector: OFF

Contour corrector: OFF

Knee corrector: OFF

Pedestal = 5% of nominal video level (= 35 mV)

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