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Television cuts an image from a TV camera into thin thread-like slices, and transmits them one at a time sequentially. At the receiving end these slices are collected, arranged in order, and displayed on a cathode ray tube. This allows as many as 30 still pictures to be recorded per second and projected in succession, giving the appearance of motion. |
How Does a Television Work?
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