Burst phase correcting circuit

Television – Synchronization – Phase locking regenerated subcarrier to color burst

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348536, H04N 9455

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053510917

ABSTRACT:
A burst phase correcting circuit includes a first all-pass filter which receives a chrominance sign inputted from a terminal. A phase reference signal from an oscillator is applied to a first phase-comparator together with an output signal from the first all-pass filter, after the same is phase-shifted by 90 degrees by a first phase-shifter. A signal according to a phase difference of the both signals is outputted from the first phase-comparator and applied to the first all-pass filter via a first low-pass filter and a capacitor. Therefore, in the first all-pass filter, a delay time is varied in accordance with the phase difference between the chrominance signal and the phase reference signal. Therefore, a jitter component of the chrominance signal can be removed.

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