Television synchronizing apparatus

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

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358158, 328 63, H04N 506

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ABSTRACT:
In a synchronized digital horizontal deflection system generating at 2xf.sub.H, a first word is produced that is indicative of the length of one-half the period H between f.sub.H rate horizontal sync pulses. A first f.sub.H rate signal that is synchronized to the horizontal sync pulses is generated. The first f.sub.H rate signal is time shifted by one-half of the period H, in accordance with the first word to produce a second f.sub.H rate second signal. The first and second signals are multiplexed for generating a horizontal deflection control signal at 2xf.sub.H rate that controls the retrace interval timing in a deflection circuit output stage.

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Development sample data sheet for MAA 2500 (DPU), pp. 109-127, of DIGIT 2000 Digital TV System, edition 1983/9.

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