This signal is virtually identical to the synchronization signal used in component analogue video (CAV); and is similar to the synchronization signals used in VGA (the main difference being, in VGA the horizontal and vertical syncs are carried on different wires; whereas TLS signals include both H and V syncs).
This signal closely resembles the synchronization signal used in component analog video (CAV), sharing similarities with those utilized in VGA. The key difference between these is that in VGA, the horizontal and vertical sync signals are transmitted on separate wires, while TLS signals combine both H and V syncs.