The phrase "a television system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a setup or arrangement of devices and technologies that work together to receive and display television signals.
Example: "The new apartment comes equipped with a modern television system that includes a smart TV and surround sound speakers."
Alternatives: "a TV setup" or "a broadcasting system".
Zworykin had developed a successful camera tube, the iconoscope, but many other necessary parts of a television system were patented by Farnsworth.
An entire image is generally produced simultaneously, as by the lens in a camera, but images may also be generated sequentially by point-by-point scanning, as in a television system or in the radio transmission of pictures across long distances in space.
[Cisco's] betting that people will use a television system more often, and they're probably right".
Maybe a television system that is integrated and simple, or a watch that will blow us away with its design, or a camera that can take multiple exposures instantly and combine them into a breathtakingly realistic image.
His work included a spot with a man walking the Levi's label as if it were a dog, and one for a Japanese television system, in which a paper folded itself into an airplane and flew.
Unless the Supreme Court overturns the rulings, the decisions will allow a single company to own both a cable television system and a local broadcaster in the same market.
The court threw out rules that had prevented companies from owning a cable television system and a local broadcast television station in the same market.
In February, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, which issued yesterday's decision, threw out rules that had prevented one company from owning both a television station and a cable television system in the same market.
A cable modem connects to a cable television system at the subscriber's premises and enables two-way transmission of data over the cable system, generally to an Internet service provider (ISP).
For example, a coaxial cable used by a cable television system can carry 500 television channels at the same time because each one is given a different frequency, so they don't interfere with one another.
The anticipation of the arrival of color television went on for an incredibly long time, beginning even before a marketable television system existed.
