The phrase "a television receiver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device that receives television signals for viewing.
Example: "The new model of a television receiver offers enhanced picture quality and sound."
Alternatives: "a TV set" or "a television unit".
– on the assumption that those subscribers are within the area of reception of the terrestrial television broadcast and may lawfully receive the broadcast on a television receiver.
The picture signal then passed to an amplifier for transmission to a television receiver.
In addition to the amplifiers, detectors, and deflection generators described above, a television receiver contains two power-converting circuits.
British and Irish customs authorities subsequently began to reclassify networking equipment as telecommunications equipment and reclassified one type of computer as a television receiver.
Rather, he became confused, sure only that he would put off buying a television receiver until the government and the industry had composed their differences.
(e) If a television receiver has an antenna affixed to the VHF antenna terminals, it must have an antenna designed for and capable of receiving all UHF television channels affixed to the UHF antenna terminals.
"Between 1 December 2013 and 31 December 2013 you used a colour television receiver without a licence at this address.
It resembles a phonograph record and can be played on a disc machine attached to a conventional television receiver.
In 1945, he invented a portable sound recorder, and in 1955, he patented a color television receiver developed for RCA, where he worked as a consultant after his retirement from GE in 1948.
They called it a personal television receiver, but never mind about that.
General examples relative to programming languages and a digital television receiver were used to demonstrate that middleware standards can define important components within an embedded system's software stack.
