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    1. The key parts of a television include an antenna to catch broadcast signals, a tuner to separate sound and picture waves by channel, and an electron gun to shoot red, green, and blue electrons that produce color dots on the phosphor-coated screen to display images. 2. The antenna receives incoming signals carrying sound and picture waves from multiple stations. The tuner separates these waves by channel. 3. An electron firing circuit uses the image signal to reprocess it with a TV camera, shooting three electron beams toward the cathode ray tube to move back and forth on the screen in a way that produces the visible colors and images.

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    1. The key parts of a television include an antenna to catch broadcast signals, a tuner to separate sound and picture waves by channel, and an electron gun to shoot red, green, and blue electrons that produce color dots on the phosphor-coated screen to display images. 2. The antenna receives incoming signals carrying sound and picture waves from multiple stations. The tuner separates these waves by channel. 3. An electron firing circuit uses the image signal to reprocess it with a TV camera, shooting three electron beams toward the cathode ray tube to move back and forth on the screen in a way that produces the visible colors and images.

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    1. Write 5 work procedures you know in your engineering area and describe one of them sequentially ?

    = Television Working Procedures

    Television is a means of capturing picture broadcasts. The word television comes from the words tele
    and vision; which have each meaning far (tele) and visible (vision). So television means visible or can be
    seen from a distance. The invention of television is equated with the invention of the wheel, because
    this invention is able to change world civilization. How Television Works In order to work and display
    images from your favorite TV station, a television consists of parts that support each other in order to
    function. Broadly speaking, the television parts are Antenna, Power supply (power), Tunner, Video
    detector circuit, Video amplifier circuit, and Audio Circuit. Television Working Principle

    - Antenna serves to catch the waves emitted by television stations

    - The incoming signal is streamed to the antenna plug on the television

    - The incoming signal carries sound and picture waves because the waves received by the tv antenna are
    of more than one kind (for example, waves from stations RCTI, ANTV, GLOBAL TV, SCTV, TRANS 7, etc.).
    The circuit in the television separates these waves (in the form of sound and picture) according to the tv
    channel you choose and then processed further. The separator is called a Tunner

    - Electron firing circuit uses this image signal for reprocessing with the help of a tv camera

    - This section shoots three electrons (red, green and blue) towards the cathode ray tube

    - The electron beam passes through an electromagnetic ring. Electrons can be driven by magnets
    because they have negative electrons. And this electron beam will move back and forth on the television
    screen

    - This light beam will be directed to the screen which is given a chemical in the form of a phosphor.
    When this electron beam hits the phosphor, it displays red, green and blue dots. What is not hit remains
    black. It is these color combinations that produce the image on television

    - Sound waves will overcome this section to eliminate various distractions

    - Sound signal that has been filtered out through a device called a speaker.

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