Table of Contents

FOREWORD
1 General
    1.1 Scope and object
    1.2 Normative references
    1.3 Definitions
    1.4 Types of displays
2 General notes on measurements
    2.1 General
          2.1.1 Operation conditions
          2.1.2 Presentation of results
          2.1.3 Environmental conditions
          2.1.4 Precautions during measurement
          2.1.5 Power supply
          2.1.6 Stabilization period
          2.1.7 Test room
    2.2 Input signals
          2.2.1 Video signals
    2.3 Test signals
          2.3.1 Video test signals (general remarks)
          2.3.2 Audio test signals
    2.4 Test instruments
          2.4.1 Video test signal generator
          2.4.2 Audio test signal generator
          2.4.3 Oscilloscope
          2.4.4 Luminance meter and colorimeter
          2.4.5 Other optical measuring instruments
          2.4.6 Measurement setup
    2.5 Standard measuring conditions
          2.5.1 Standard input signal levels
          2.5.2 Standard output signal levels
          2.5.3 Standard display settings
          2.5.4 General measurement procedure
3 Tests under general operating conditions
    3.1 Electrical and mechanical performance
          3.1.1 Introduction
          3.1.2 Methods of measurement
    3.2 Power consumption
          3.2.1 Method of measurement
4 Characteristics of displayed pictures
    4.1 General properties of the picture
          4.1.1 General
          4.1.2 Geometrical distortion
          4.1.3 Over- and under-scanning and centring
          4.1.4 Luminance and contrast
          4.1.5 Uniformity of luminance
          4.1.6 Uniformity of chromaticity
          4.1.7 Convergence and registration errors
          4.1.8 White balance
          4.1.9 Resolution
          4.1.10 Colour fidelity
          4.1.11 Picture breathing
          4.1.12 Local picture distortion
          4.1.13 Sound-to-picture interference
          4.1.14 Other characteristics of the picture
    4.2 Synchronizing quality
          4.2.1 Synchronizing range
          4.2.2 Pulling on whites
          4.2.3 Quality of interlace
    4.3 Characteristics inherent in projection type
          displays
          4.3.1 General
          4.3.2 Viewing angle and dependence of
                  luminance uniformity on the angle
          4.3.3 Dependence of chromaticity on viewing
                  angle
          4.3.4 Screen gain and luminous flux index
                  of a projector
    4.4 Characteristics inherent in LCD displays
          4.4.1 General
          4.4.2 Viewing angle and dependence of
                  luminance uniformity on the angle
          4.4.3 Dependence of chromaticity on
                  viewing angle
          4.4.4 Variation of luminance with time
5 Characteristics of video channels
    5.1 Characteristics of the luminance channel
          5.1.1 General
          5.1.2 Amplitude response to video frequency
          5.1.3 Linear waveform response
          5.1.4 Line time non-linearity
          5.1.5 Black level stability
    5.2 Characteristics of the colour difference channel
          5.2.1 General
          5.2.2 Matrix error
          5.2.3 Y/C timing
          5.2.4 Other characteristics
Tables
Figures
Annex A - Bibliography

Abstract

Covers standard conditions and measurement methods on high definition television (HDTV) displays. For use as an integral part of an HDTV receiver for direct off-air reception, reception via cabled networks, or for monitoring pre-recorded video, home movies and games, together with other applications.

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Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	International Electrotechnical Committee
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ISBN
Committee	TC 100