The picture quality of digital TV signals is subject to quite different effects and influences than that of analog TV signals. Whereas noise effects in analog TV signals manifest themselves directly as ‘snow’ in the picture, they initially only produce an increase in the channel bit error rate in digital television. Due to the error protection included in the signal, however, most of the bit errors can be repaired up to a certain limit and are thus not noticeable in the picture or the sound. If the transmission path for digital television is too noisy, the transmission breaks down abruptly (‘brick wall’ effect, also called ‘fall-off-the-cliff’).
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Fischer, W. (2020). Picture Quality Analysis of Digital TV Signals. In Signals and Communication Technology (pp. 249–260). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-32185-7_12
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