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Formatted CCTV Technical Terms

The document provides definitions for various technical terms related to CCTV and video surveillance systems, including types of cameras, recording devices, and networking components. It explains key concepts such as video compression standards, image sensors, and features like motion detection and facial recognition. Additionally, it covers the specifications and functionalities of different cables and storage options used in these systems.

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Formatted CCTV Technical Terms

The document provides definitions for various technical terms related to CCTV and video surveillance systems, including types of cameras, recording devices, and networking components. It explains key concepts such as video compression standards, image sensors, and features like motion detection and facial recognition. Additionally, it covers the specifications and functionalities of different cables and storage options used in these systems.

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Technical Term

Ip Camera
Dvr
Nvr
Poe
Fps
Resolution
H.265
Infrared (Ir)
Onvif
Bitrate
Cmos Sensor
Ccd Sensor
Wdr
Blc
Hlc
Focal Length
Field Of View
Depth Of Field
Varifocal Lens
Fixed Lens
Motorized Lens
Auto-Iris
Manual Iris
Digital Zoom
Optical Zoom
Ptz Camera
Fixed Camera
Dome Camera
Bullet Camera
Turret Camera
Fisheye Camera
Coaxial Cable
Ethernet Cable
Rg59
Cat5E
Cat6
Rj45
Bnc Connector
Power Adapter
Ups
Cloud Storage
Sd Card Storage
Hard Drive
Raid
Motion Detection
Tamper Detection
Intrusion Detection
Facial Recognition
License Plate Recognition
Ai-Powered Analytics
Bandwidth
Dual-Stream
Rtsp
Rtmp
Definition
A digital video camera that transmits data over a network or the Internet.
Digital Video Recorder, records and stores CCTV footage from analog cameras.
Network Video Recorder, records and stores footage from IP cameras.
Power over Ethernet, a technology that delivers power and data over a single cable.
Frames Per Second, the number of frames captured per second in a video.
The number of pixels in an image, affecting clarity and detail.
A video compression standard that reduces bandwidth and storage needs.
A feature in CCTV cameras that enables night vision by detecting heat signatures.
Open Network Video Interface Forum, a standard for interoperability among IP-based security products.
The amount of data processed per second in a video stream, affecting quality and file size.
A type of image sensor in cameras that converts light into electronic signals.
Charge-Coupled Device, an older type of image sensor known for better image quality.
Wide Dynamic Range, improves image quality in high contrast lighting conditions.
Backlight Compensation, enhances visibility in scenes with strong backlighting.
Highlight Compensation, reduces glare from strong light sources like headlights.
The distance between the lens and the image sensor, affecting field of view.
The area a camera can capture, determined by lens focal length.
The range of distances in focus at the same time in an image.
A lens with adjustable focal length for flexible zooming.
A lens with a set focal length and no zoom adjustment.
A lens that allows remote zoom and focus adjustment.
Automatically adjusts the aperture to control the amount of light entering the camera.
Requires manual adjustment to control the amount of light entering the camera.
Enlarges a part of the image electronically, reducing image quality.
Uses lens movement to enlarge an image without losing quality.
Pan-Tilt-Zoom camera that allows remote movement and zoom control.
A stationary camera with a fixed field of view.
A compact camera enclosed in a dome-shaped casing for discreet monitoring.
A cylindrical camera designed for long-distance viewing.
A camera with a ball-and-socket design, allowing flexible positioning.
A camera with an ultra-wide-angle lens that provides a 180° or 360° view.
A type of cable used to transmit video signals in analog CCTV systems.
A cable used to transmit data and power in IP-based CCTV systems.
A type of coaxial cable commonly used for analog CCTV connections.
A network cable used for IP CCTV installations, supporting high-speed data transmission.
An improved version of Cat5e with higher bandwidth for faster data transmission.
A connector used for Ethernet cables in IP-based CCTV systems.
A type of connector used for coaxial cables in analog CCTV systems.
A device that supplies power to CCTV cameras and recorders.
Uninterruptible Power Supply, provides backup power to CCTV systems during outages.
A remote server-based storage option for CCTV footage.
A memory card used for local storage in some IP cameras.
A storage device inside DVRs and NVRs to store CCTV footage.
Redundant Array of Independent Disks, a method for data redundancy and protection.
A feature that triggers recording or alerts when movement is detected.
An alert system that notifies if a camera is physically tampered with.
A feature that triggers an alert if an unauthorized person enters a specific area.
AI-based technology used to identify individuals in CCTV footage.
A system that reads and records vehicle license plates using CCTV cameras.
Advanced CCTV functions that analyze video for patterns, faces, and objects.
The amount of data transmitted per second in a networked CCTV system.
A feature that allows a camera to stream two different video quality levels simultaneously.
Real-Time Streaming Protocol, used to stream video over a network.
Real-Time Messaging Protocol, used for live video streaming over the Internet.

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