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Time base correctors (TBCs) are devices that correct timing errors in video signals, particularly from VCRs and other tape-based sources. They stabilize the video signal to meet broadcast standards like RS-170A.

Time base correctors (TBCs) are devices that correct timing errors in video signals, particularly from VCRs and other tape-based sources. They stabilize the video signal to meet broadcast standards like [https://ece-classes.usc.edu/ee459/library/documents/RS170.pdf RS-170A].

[[Category:AV device types]]

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	Time base correctors (TBCs) are devices that correct timing errors in video signals, particularly from VCRs and other tape-based sources. They stabilize the video signal to meet broadcast standards like RS-170A.		Time base correctors (TBCs) are devices that correct timing errors in video signals, particularly from VCRs and other tape-based sources. They stabilize the video signal to meet broadcast standards like [https://ece-classes.usc.edu/ee459/library/documents/RS170.pdf RS-170A].

	[[Category:AV device types]]		[[Category:AV device types]]