Multi-screen generation circuit

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

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358181, 358 22, H04N 974, H04N 5262, H04N 5272

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051610124

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a multi-screen generating circuit capable of freely displaying on a main screen a plurality of multi-screens corresponding to 4 sub-screens, 9 sub-screens, 13 sub-screens and 16 sub-screens according to size of the main screen, the circuit also being capable of giving free choices in selecting any type of multi-screens regardless of the number of broadcasting channels which may differ from one region to another. The inventive subject to carry out the object of the invention includes: a command decoder 10, an address signal generator 20, a writing reference signal generation circuti(WRS) 30, a writing display controller 140, an analog-to-digital clock generator 188, a first multiplexer 60, a serial-parallel converter 50(SPC) 50, a write timing generator 70, a read timing generation circuit 80, a latch section 90, and a data multiplexer 100.

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