Television signal transmission system

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358 16, 358142, H04N 1114

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ABSTRACT:
A television signal transmission system is improved to be able to transmit a video signal having a frequency band wider than existing transmission frequency bands while maintaining compatibility with existing television systems. On the sending side, a wide-band luminance signal is frequency-shifted and inserted into a vacant frequency spectrum of a television signal in the existing television systems before transmission.

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