JVC Z-1 STE

Brand: JVC

The JVC Z-1 STE (Static-Electron-Laser-Chromium-Phosphor-Tube Electron Beam Deflection System, pronounced "seat") is a pioneering high-definition television system developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s by JVC (Japan Victor Company). It utilized a cathode ray tube (CRT) technology with multiple electron guns and lenses to display high-resolution images, reaching a resolution of up to 1200 lines and a wide-angle view, comparable to modern high-definition televisions. The JVC Z-1 STE system was not commercially successful due to its high cost and complex technology, but it paved the way for future CRT and flat-panel display technologies.

• Type: Moving Magnet
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• Tracking Force: 1.5 - 2.0 g
• Mass: 5.5 g
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• Load Impedance: 47k Ω
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• Dynamic Compliance: x 10-6cm/Dyne
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