Analyzing television coding techniques using three-dimensional signal analysis
Kevin D. Taylor, D. P. Taylor · IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II Analog and Digital Signal Processing · 1999
An understanding of the three-dimensional (3-D) nature of a television signal and its spectrum has been commonly used as an aid in visualizing and developing new analog coding techniques. Determining the actual 3-D (spatio-temporal) characteristics of a television system is, however, more difficult. This paper introduces a mathematical representation for the spatio-temporal characteristics of a television system. This representation is extended to include both time-invariant and time-varying coding effects (e.g., aliasing, modulation), and then simplified into six useful functions. A piecewise-Fourier analysis technique is used to obtain the characteristics for several simulated coding techniques. Results are presented for conventional delay-line PAL, I-PAL, and film-mode ColourPlus, in a 5-MHz transmission bandwidth.