Television – Video display – Cathode-ray tube
Patent
1994-11-03
1996-04-02
Groody, James J.
Television
Video display
Cathode-ray tube
348811, 315403, 315371, 315397, H04N 322, H04N 326
Patent
active
055045391
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a circuit for solving a vertical interlace phenomenon generated by the instability of servo control when a mode of VCR operation is fast or still, comprising a vertical pulse delay 101 for delaying a vertical pulse inputted from a vertical and horizontal oscillator 100 for the time of a certain horizontal lines, a vertical driving part which transforms the vertical pulse delayed from the vertical pulse delay 101 into a vertical a tooth wave pulse, and amends the transformed vertical a tooth wave pulse according to the vertical position signal inputted to be made relayed as a feedback, a vertical deflection amplifying part for amplifying the amended a tooth wave pulse inputted from the vertical driving part 102, a vertical position detecting part 105 for detecting a vertical position of a picture from the signal inputted from the vertical deflection amplifying part 103 through a vertical deflection coil 104, a Micom 106 for controlling an operation of the vertical pulse delay 101 and the vertical driving part 102, and a feedback of the signal inputted from the vertical position detecting part 105 and a vertical position control part 107 for controlling a vertical position variableness of a picture by controlling a signal being made a feedback from the vertical position detecting part according to control signal of the Micom.
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Goldstar Co. Ltd.
Groody James J.
West Nina A.
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