Adaptive device for separating luminance signal and color signal

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

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358 40, H04N 978

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049070738

ABSTRACT:
A combination of a variable vertical-direction band pass filter and a variable horizontal-direction band pass filter extracts a color signal from a composite color signal. A vertical-direction variation detector detects a difference between levels of the composite color signal at sampling points separated vertically in a picture. A horizontal-direction variation detector detects a difference between levels of the composite color signal at sampling points separated horizontally in a picture. Pass bands of the vertical-direction band pass filter and the horizontal-direction band pass filter are controlled in accordance with output signals from the vertical-direction variation detector and the horizontal-direction variation detector. A luminance signal is derived from the composite color signal and the color signal.

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