Tektronix 760A - Monaural Compatibility; Polarity Reversal; Figure 2-7: Well Balanced Stereo; Figure 2-8: Stereo Unsuited to Monaural Reception

Operating Instructions
760A / 760D / 760N
2–9
Figure 2–7: Well balanced stereo
Transmitting a mono–compatible stereo television signal is, and will remain,
critical for broadcasters since most viewers have monaural receivers. The 760A
pattern display and the L+R bar indicate the fitness of your audio for monaural
reception. Figures 2–7 and 2–8 show, respectively, a stereo signal well suited for
monaural reception and a stereo signal unsuited for monaural use due to its large
L=–R (out–of–phase) component.
Figure 2–8: Stereo unsuited to monaural reception
Routing audio through a complex studio presents many opportunities to
introduce polarity reversals. Any time a polarity reversal occurs, the 760A can
be used to trace the problem back to its source quickly. By introducing a sine
Monaural Compatibility
Polarity Reversal