Run length encoding and decoding methods and means

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358261, 358262, 358260, 325 38A, 178 68, H04N 712

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040568288

ABSTRACT:
Black and white run length encoding means first convert a binary video input signal having a raster scan format into binary black and white run length message codes which are preselected so that the initial or lead bit of each of those codes is at a given logic level. Ternary encoding means then convert the binary message codes into a series of ternary black and white run length message codes which have distinctive amplitude transitions at any intra-scan line code boundaries. To recover the video signal, the process is reversed. Moreover, a passband signal for transmitting the ternary codes from a transmitting terminal to a receiving terminal via a limited bandwidth communications channel may be provided by amplitude modulating a carrier frequency signal in accordance with the ternary codes.

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