television systems of the world
- television systems of the world
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Television systems of the world
system (region or country) number of lines per frame number of pictures per second maximum detail (picture elements per frame) available picture bandwidth (
MHz) channel bandwidth (
MHz)
SECAM (
France, eastern Europe) 625 25 210,000 6 8
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