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Technician Medical Electronics Practice Test: Closed Circuit Television
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Technician Medical Electronics Practice Test: Closed Circuit Television
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12 Questions

1. Which cable is used for IP camera signal?
2. What is the full form of DVR?
3. What is the working voltage of CCTV cameras?
4. What is the full form of PTZ?
5. What is the main purpose of CCTV?
6. What is the range of normal home security CCTV camera?
7. What is the full form of CCTV?
8. Which camera can work without separate power supply cables or battery?
9. What is the file format used in digital video of recorder?
10. What is the names of instrument saves security video image to a hard drive?
11. Which type camera is fixed focal length suitable for home or small office space?
12. What is the length of analog CCTV cable without any amplifier?

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