CCD Comb filter employing floating gate subtractor techniques

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

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358 37, 358 23, 333165, H04N 9535

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ABSTRACT:
A charge transfer device (CTD) delay line comb filter for separating the frequency interleaved luminance and chrominance components of a composite video signal is provided wherein signal charges representative of the composite video signal within first and second delay lines are effectively subtracted one from the other by alternately passing them under a common, periodically clamped, normally floating sense electrode. This eliminates the need for a phase inverter, which causes imperfect separation due to having a non-zero time delay and not having exactly unity gain.

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Design and Performance of a CCD Comb Filter IC, by D. J. Sauer, RCA Review, vol. 41, No. 1, Mar. 1980, pp. 29-56.

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