video-distribution amplifier

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• Video Distribution Amplifier — WikiV A device used to divide single video signals, while boosting their strength for delivery to multiple video devices …   Audio and video glossary

• Distribution amplifier — In electronics, a distribution amplifier or simply distribution amp, is a device that accepts a single input signal and provides this same signal to multiple isolated outputs. These devices are important because they allow a signal to be… …   Wikipedia

• distribution amp — TV (distribution amplifier) Divides single video or audio signals, while boosting theirstrength, for delivery to multiple audio/video acceptors. Allows simultaneous recording on multiple VCR’s from the same source, especially useful for tape… …   Audio and video glossary

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• Grass Valley (company) — For other uses, see Grass Valley (disambiguation). Grass Valley Industry ICT Broadcast and Media segment Founded April 7, 1959 Headquarters Nevada City, California, USA Key people …   Wikipedia

• VDA — abbr. Video Distribution Amplifier …   Dictionary of abbreviations

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