Commonly known as RGB that can be:
– – RGB sync.
– – RGB with H and V sync.
– – RGB with sync on green channel.
This type of signal completely separates color signals Red, Green, Blue and Sync resulting in a better definition for each color channel. Full-bandwidth RGB is rarely used for broadcast transmission because all three channels require full bandwidth. The clock signal can be H / V (horizontal and vertical) or synchrony in the Green channel. A version of component video signal is YPbPr. This signal is known in the industry as Broadcast “color difference signal”: This signal extrapolates the green signal by subtracting the luminance channel (Y) the blue component (Pb) and red component (Pr). This enables the economic transmission of a signal component by reducing the bandwidth part dedicated to eliminating the Green channel.
Bibliography: “Handbook for Sound Engineers”. Glen Ballou. Focal Press. Fourth edition.
