IPCS Word of the Day: CCTV

16 years ago

CCTV = Closed Circuit Television. The use of video cameras to transmit signals to a specific, limited set of monitors.…

Who Really Gains From PTZ?

16 years ago

(Part two of a four-part series on PTZ) Who really gains from PTZ? Business Owners Employees The General Public Insurance…

IPCS Word of the Day: CCD

16 years ago

CCD = stands for "charge-coupled device." First invented in the 1970s, this technology uses a shift register combined with photo-diodes…

IPCS Word(s) of the Day: Bullet Camera

16 years ago

Bullet Camera = A type of camera with a bullet-like shape. This type of camera typically has a small form…

IPCS Word of the Day: BNC

16 years ago

BNC= Coaxial cabling. If you have cable television or cable Internet service at home, it is delivered over a BNC…

IPCS Word of the Day: Balun

16 years ago

Balun= An acronym for BALanced/UNbalanced. A device commonly used to change one cabling media to another (ex. coaxial to twisted…

IPCS Word(s) of the Day: Auto Iris

16 years ago

Auto Iris = Aperture automatically opens or closes to maintain proper light levels on the faceplate of the camera pickup…

Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) Explained

16 years ago

First in a four part series So it's not the sexy new Pontiac G8 designed to rival the M3 or…

IPCS Word(s) of the Day: Auto Exposure

16 years ago

Auto Exposure = A feature which enables the camera to automatically calculate the best aperture-shutter speed combination for lighting conditions.

IPCS Word(s) of the Day: Aspect Ratio

16 years ago

Aspect Ratio = The ratio of the visible picture height to the width. SDTV aspect ratio is typically 4:3, whereas…