Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control
Patent
1980-11-13
1982-06-15
Murray, Richard
Facsimile and static presentation processing
Static presentation processing
Attribute control
358 21V, 358160, 358905, H04N 9535
Patent
active
043353967
ABSTRACT:
An automatic equalization circuit for a television receiver utilizes a portion of the VIR signal appearing in the conventional composite television signal as the training signal for the equalization circuit. A transversal filter in the form of a charge coupled device (CCD) clocked by a voltage controlled oscillator is used as the delay line for the equalization circuit. The output taps of the CCD are coupled through analog multipliers which, in turn, are provided with an error signal produced by the comparison between a reference signal and the output of an adder circuit connected to the outputs of all of the analog multipliers to vary the outputs of the analog multipliers in accordance with an error signal produced by the comparison circuit. The system also replaces the usual luminance delay line of a color television receiver, and the center tap of the CCD provides the delay normally imparted to the luminance signal components in such a receiver.
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Matsushita Electric Corporation
Murray Richard
Ptak LaValle D.
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