Which component receives the video signal from the camera assembly?

• A. Camera Assembly
• B. Imager Assembly
• C. Collimator Assembly
• D. Video Indicator

Answer: (D)

In a camera system, the video signal is produced by the sensor inside the camera and then needs a display to be observed. The component that receives that signal and presents it to the operator is the video indicator. It is the display/indicator device designed to show the camera’s video output. The other parts have different roles: the camera assembly is the overall unit that captures and transmits the signal, the imager assembly is the sensor that creates the electrical video signal, and the collimator assembly handles optical alignment rather than displaying video. So the video indicator is the correct receiver of the camera’s video signal.