Presented here are results of tests to determine how much video crosstalk can be tolerated in black-and-white television pictures. Experienced observers viewed a television picture and rated the disturbing effects of controlled amounts of crosstalk from another video system. Crosstalk coupling was simulated by a network which permitted changes in frequency characteristic as well as in coupling loss. Tolerable limits for crosstalk coupling are derived from the test results.
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