See composite video signal.

(n.) A type of video signal in which all information-the red, blue, and green signals (and sometimes audio signals as well)-are mixed together. This is the type of signal used by televisions in the Un [..]

Conventional TV video format, as used for years on all VHS tape players. If your display device doesn't have an RGB, component or S-Video input, then the "downconvert" process goes to composite video. As its name implies, composite video is a single video signal that is a composite of the black and white information (Y) and the color [..]

A video signal in which the component parts of a video signal have been combined.

A video signal that combines the picture signal, synchronizing pulses and vertical and horizontal blanking.

The complete video signal consisting of the video information, the sync pulse and threshold reference signal. Contrast

The encoded output of a surveillance camera whereby the red, green, and blue video signals are combined with the synchronizing, blanking, and color burst signals and are transmitted simultaneously dow [..]

A single video signal containing all of the necessary information to reproduce a color picture.

A type of video signal in which the red, blue and green signals (sometimes audio signals too) are mixed together.

This type of video is a combination of different source video signals, usually YUV, field, line, blanking pedestal, color sync, and field equalizing pulses.  The end result is one composite signal, allowing it to be modulated onto a RF carrier.

A type of video signal in which the red, blue and green signals (sometimes audio signals too) are mixed together.

A video signal that includes the luminance and chrominance signals, along with the burst signal and sync signals. Composite video signals are transmitted over a single wire. The standard television si [..]

A type of video signal in which the red, blue and green signals (sometimes audio signals too) are mixed together.

The complete video signal comprising the sync and video information. The sync pulse should be .3 volts and the video signal should be .7 volts.

Analogue video signal. Usually in standard formats such as NTSC, PAL, and SECAM. In consumer area’s it’s mostly used with a yellow RCA connector

A type of video signal in which the red, blue and green signals (sometimes audio signals too) are mixed together.

A single video signal commonly used in most consumer video products that contains all luminance, color, and synchronization information.

Video signal which comprises of color and brightness information as well as horizontal and vertical synchronization information. Since the video chip's output signals are mixed into one signal (the composite video signal) and then must be split again in the monitor, losses occur and deteriorate the display quality, often resulting in color str [..]

A single video signal carrying combined luminance, chrominance and raster synchronizing information.

A video signal transmission where the chrominance (color) and luminance (brightness) are transmitted as one signal and are not separated. The transmission is along one coaxial cable with RCA connectors at each end.

Analog video that combines all color and timing information into a single signal intended to be broadcast or to be run over coax cabling. This video format was used for television for over 50 years but has been widely replaced with digital video such as HDMI. It still remains for security cameras, but this is also being replaced typically with IP c [..]

In television, a video signal in which synchronizing information (pulses) and picture information, including chroma, i.e ., color, information are combined.

A video signal in which synchronizing information (pulses) and picture information, including chroma, i.e., color, information are combined. Composite Video Interface Description.

A signal composed of luminance (black and white),chrominance (color), blanking pulses, sync pulses, and a color-burst signal.