GB/T 3660-1983
AbolishedUnified weighting network for measuring video continuous random noise
测量视频连续随机杂波用的统一加权网络
Application Summary AI generated
This standard defines a unified weighting network used to simulate the human eye's response to video noise, enabling consistent measurement of continuous random noise in video signals. It is applied in television broadcasting, video equipment testing, and telecommunications to evaluate picture quality degradation caused by noise. The standard ensures that noise measurements across different systems and devices are comparable and correlate with subjective visual perception.
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