Resistance-Capacitance Coupled Amplifier in Television a Transient Solution for the Performance of the Resistance Capacitance Coupled Amplifier on Characteristic Television Signals

The resistance-capacitance coupled amplifier as employed in television systems lends itself fairly readily to the complete, as against the steady-state, solution of its performance. This is due to the fact that the television signal can be resolved into a simple and definite time function. The following paper presents a method of obtaining the transient or complete solution of the amplifier performance under the excitation of typical television signal impulses.