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• phase alternate line —    (PAL)    A color television system developed in West Germany that minimizes phase errors and improves color performance …   IT glossary of terms, acronyms and abbreviations

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• Phase Alternating Line — F/A/V 1. The European color television standard that specifies a 25Hz frame rate and 625 lines per frame. 2. Phase Alternate Line; the video standard for much of Europe and Australia …   Audio and video glossary

• PAL (phase alternate line) — A&V The name of the color television system in which the E v component of burst is inverted in phase from one line to the next in order to minimize hue errors that may occur in color transmission. PAL B (also called PAL I) is a European color TV… …   Audio and video glossary

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