chrominance demodulator
chrominance demodulator
[′krō·mə·nəns dē′mäj·ə‚lād·ər] (electronics)
A demodulator used in a color television receiver for deriving the I and Q components of the chrominance signal from the chrominance signal and the chrominance-subcarrier frequency. Also known as chrominance-subcarrier demodulator.
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