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Comparison
between
S-VHS
and
VHS
As
compared
with
the
conventional
VHS
system,
the
performance
is
remarkably
improved
as
follows.
@
Frequency
shift:
3.8
MHz
~
4.8
MHz
to
5.4
MHz
~7
MHz
@
FMluminance
bandwidth:
Approx.
3.2
MHz
to
approx.
5.5
MHz
e
Resolution:
Approx.
240
lines
to
more
than
400
lines
However,
when
the
band
is
widened,
the
S/N
becomes
inferior
accordingly.
To
prevent
this
deterioration,
in
the
S-VHS
system,
the
following
measures
are
incorporated.
e@
The
sub-emphasis
circuit
is
introduced
in
the
preliminary
stage
of
the
conventional
main
emphasis
circuit.
@
AnS-VHS
tape
made
of
newly
developed
magnetic
material
is
used
exclusively
for
the
S-VHS.
@
The
use
of
the
amorphous
heads
ensures
high
quality
pictures.
©@
VHS
System
Colour
signal
©
S-VHS
System
Colour
signal
'
i1
2
I;
|
|
627kH2z
3
Approx.
S.SMHz
———1
Frequency
Resolution
more
than
approx.
400
lines
High
Quality
Picture
Incorporation
of
detail
enhancer
During
VHS
mode
a
picture
with
fine
details,
such
as
ripples
on
the
surface
of
water
ora
womans
long
flowing
hair,
tends
to
be
reproduced
flat.
The
detail
enhancer
circuit
enhances
the
high-frequency
signals
(more
than
1.5
MHz)
of
such
pictures
before
they
are
recorded,
thus
enabling
every
detail
to
be
reproduced
clearly
(4
dB
up).
HD
(high-dynamic)
System
This
unit
records
audio
using
the
following
two
formats:
@
Hi-Fi
sound:
An
FM
format
employing
a
dedicated
rotary
audio
head
permits
high
quality
sound
recording
and
reproduction.
This
is
the
same
format
as
that
used
ina
conventional
video
recorder.
®
Normal
audio:
<Compatibility
with
conventional
recording
methods>
This
unit
can
record
tapes
in
the
conventional
(normal)
mode,
enabling
tapes
recorded
on
it
to
be
reproduced
on
a
conventional
machine.
The
unit
can
also
reproduce
tapes
recorded
on
a
conventional
machine.
@
Independent
dedicated
audio
head
installed
on
rotary
cylinder
The
audio
of
a
video
tape
which
was
formerly
recorded
using
a
fixed
head
is
recorded
on
this
unit
using
an
audio
head
mounted
on
a
rotary
cylinder.
The
video
is
recorded
over
the
audio
using
a
dedicated
video
head.
This
completely
new
format
(Figs.
1
and
2)
is
called
a
high-
dynamic
system
(for
creating
superior
sound
quality).
Search
head
(R”)
Rotary
erase
head
Video
recording/
playback
head
(L)
(Amorphous
head)
Dedicated
rotary
audio
head
(R)
Rotary
erase
head
Dedicated
rotary
audio
head
(L)
Video
recording/-
playback
head
(R)
(Amorphous
head)
Search
head
(R’)
<Rear
view>