Jam-packed with the latest reference data, device diagrams, standards and terminology, the "Audio Engineer's Field Manual" follows the structure Whitaker established in the "Video and Television Engineer's Field Manual". There are two basic chapters providing a basic tutorial of the field and a context for the reference material to follow, a massive section (the bulk of the book) given over to pure reference data - organized carefully by topic and usage, a complete audio technology dictionary, and finally an exhaustive listing and referencing of all major standards and protocols. This is a carefully designed audio databook that should prove useful to anyone working in the field, from a degreed audio engineer to a studio hobbyist.
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Audio/Video Professional's Field Manual
Perfect for on-site answers, this portable reference is jam-packed with easy-look-up tables, charts, and diagrams containing the information you need every day. The handiest book that professionals or hobbyists will ever own, Audio/Video Professional's Field Manual provides:
* Overview of AM and FM broadcast systems, including emerging digital standards
* Over 600 tables, charts, and diagrams, organized for ease of use
* Complete guide to standards and practices
* Complete audio/video dictionary
* Reference documents--regulations and standards
* Quick tutorials on acoustics and analog and digital audio engineering
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About the Author
Jerry Whitaker (Morgan Hill, CA) is the President of Technical Press, Inc. He is the author or co-author of over 20 technical books, including the previous two editions of DTV, The Standard Handbook of Video and Television Engineering, and Communications Receivers. He previously served as the Editor in Chief of Broadcast Engineering magazine.
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- Digital Television Fundamentals by Michael Robin on 24 pages
- Large Screen Projection Displays II (Spie Volume 1255) by W. Bleha on page 154, page 155, and Back Matter
- Interconnecting Electronic Systems by Jerry Whitaker in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
- Maintaining Electronic Systems (Design, installation & operation of electronic systems) by Jerry C. Whitaker in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
- Advances in Electronics and Electron Physics: Narrow Angle Electron Guns and Cathode Ray Tubes Suppt. 3 by Hilary Moss on page 135, and Back Matter
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