Apparatus for discriminating a peak level of a video signal

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178DIG3, 307235A, 328179, 328180, 328186, 328187, 328188, H03K 513, H03K 402, H04N 504

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for discriminating a peak level of a video signal, comprising a series circuit including a switch means, a discriminator with a video signal input, and at least one video signal peak clamping channel. This channel also comprises a series circuit which includes a coincidence circuit, a pulse counter, and a digital-analog converter, the first input of said coincidence circuit being connected to the output of the discriminator, the second input being connected to the output of said switch means, and the third input being connected to a timing pulse generator. The output of the digital-analog converter is connected to the input of said switch means.

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