Television synchronizing signal pattern correction circuit

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

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358155, H04N 504

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048169072

ABSTRACT:
A television synchronizing signal pattern correction circuit has a change-over switch (23) which can supply a vertical synchronizing signal (V') obtained from an input (13) or from an output (17) of a delay circuit (15). The change-over switch (23) is operated by a signal obtained from an output (31) of a simple measuring circuit (9). With the aid of two pairs of D-flipflops (35, 37; 39, 41), two exclusive-OR gates (43, 45), two AND-gates (47, 49) and a JK-flipflop (52) the measuring circuit (9) measures the mutual location of undelayed (at 11) and delayed (at 19) vertical synchronizing signals with respect to a signal (at 7) having a duty cycle of fifty percent and representing the horizontal synchronizing signals. As a result, unwanted irregularities in the selected vertical synchronizing signal can be avoided, thus making it usable for, inter alia, the synchronization of writing into a field memory.

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patent: 4679080 (1987-07-01), Bashford et al.

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