Television receiver having skew corrected clock

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

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358158, 358 19, H04N 504

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ABSTRACT:
A digital TV receiver includes an apparatus for generating a skew corrected clock. The apparatus consists of a fixed frequency, free running oscillator for producing a signal having a frequency which is a fixed integer multiple K of the desired nominal frequency of the skew-corrected clock signal, and a divide-by-K circuit which is reset once every horizontal line. In accordance with another aspect of this invention, the state of the divide-by-K circuit is captured and saved for use in a chroma demodulation apparatus just before it is reset.

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Presentation by Tom Nillesen at Jun. 1985 International Conference on Consumer Electronics in Chicago entitled "Line-Locked Digital Color Decoding".

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