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    This document is a model question paper for a diploma examination in television engineering. It consists of 4 parts with a total of 100 marks. Part A contains 5 short answer questions worth 2 marks each. Part B contains 5 long answer questions worth 6 marks each where students must answer any 5. Part C contains 2 long answer questions from each of 4 units worth 15 marks total for each question. The questions cover topics like microphones, sound recording, color TV systems, video compression, HDTV standards and more.

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    This document is a model question paper for a diploma examination in television engineering. It consists of 4 parts with a total of 100 marks. Part A contains 5 short answer questions worth 2 marks each. Part B contains 5 long answer questions worth 6 marks each where students must answer any 5. Part C contains 2 long answer questions from each of 4 units worth 15 marks total for each question. The questions cover topics like microphones, sound recording, color TV systems, video compression, HDTV standards and more.

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    MODEL QUESTION PAPER

    TED (15) ─ 6046 Reg. No.-----------------


    Signature_-------------_
    (REVISION ─ 2015)

    DIPLOMA EXAMINATION IN
    ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY/MANAGEMENT/COMERCIAL PRACTICE
    TELEVISION ENGINEERING
    [Time : 3hours]
    (Maximum marks :100)

    PART ─ A
    (Maximum marks : 10)
    Marks
    I Answer the following questions in one or two sentences. Each question carries 2 marks.

    1. Define Pre-emphasis in communication


    systems.
    2. Define aspect ratio.

    3. State the function of blanking pulses.

    4. Define Hue and saturation.

    5. Define HDTV.

    (5×2 = 10)
    PART ─ B
    (Maximum marks :30)

    II Answer any five of the following questions. Each question carries 6 marks.
    1. Draw and explain the working of a condenser microphone

    2. Compare the different types of microphones.

    3. Briefly explain the differentcolour TV systems.

    4.Explain the chromaticity diagram.

    5.Distinguishthe different video compression techniques

    6.Briefly explain CATV system.

    7.List the merits of HDTV


    (5×6 = 30)
    PART ─ C
    (Maximum marks : 60)
    (Answer one full question from each unit. Each question carries 15 marks.)
    Marks
    UNIT ─ I

    III (a)Draw and explain the working of a moving coil microphone. 9


    (b)List the requirements of a Hi-fi system 6

    OR
    IV (a)Draw and explain the recording process of compact disc 8
    (b)Explain the noise reduction system in sound recording. 7

    UNIT ─ II
    V (a)Explain additive mixing and subtractive mixing. 8
    (b)Draw the block diagram of a PAL decoder. 7

    OR
    VI (a)State the reasonsfor selecting (R-Y)and (B-Y) signals in colour transmission 8
    (b)List the merits of SECAM colour TV system. 7

    UNIT ─ III
    VII (a)Distinguish MPEG-1,MPEG2 and MPEG4 compression techniques. 9
    (b). Explain digital TV recording technique. 6

    OR
    VIII (a) Compare different types of colour picture tube. 8
    (b) Explain video compression ITU standards. 7

    UNIT ─ IV
    IX (a) Briefly explain Digital TV satellite system. 8
    (b)Compare different types of displays. 7

    OR
    X (a)Explain HDTV standards. 8
    (b)Describe the working of set top box. 7

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