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The Tektronix AVC-20 provides stereo audio monitoring capability when installed with an NTSC vectorscope. | {{Instrument Sidebar | ||
|manufacturer=Tektronix | |||
|model=AVC-20 | |||
|class=Audio/Video | |||
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|summary=Audio Vector Converter | |||
|image=AVC-20_1.jpg | |||
|caption=Tektronix AVC-20 | |||
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|discontinued=(?) | |||
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* [[Media:AVC-20_1987-Catalog.pdf |AVC-20 Description from 1987 TV products catalog (PDF)]] | |||
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The '''Tektronix AVC-20''' (Audio Vector Converter) provides stereo audio monitoring capability when installed with an NTSC vectorscope. | |||
AVC-20 accepts stereo audio via XLR inputs, and corresponding NTSC video is looped via the AVC-20, typically to the A input of the vectorscope. | AVC-20 accepts stereo audio via XLR inputs, and corresponding NTSC video is looped via the AVC-20, typically to the A input of the vectorscope. | ||
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The output of AVC-20 can then drive the B input of the vectorscope to display stereo audio information in various formats. | The output of AVC-20 can then drive the B input of the vectorscope to display stereo audio information in various formats. | ||
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[[Category:Audio and video test equipment]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:08, 21 August 2021
The Tektronix AVC-20 (Audio Vector Converter) provides stereo audio monitoring capability when installed with an NTSC vectorscope.
AVC-20 accepts stereo audio via XLR inputs, and corresponding NTSC video is looped via the AVC-20, typically to the A input of the vectorscope.
The output of AVC-20 can then drive the B input of the vectorscope to display stereo audio information in various formats.
