Circuit for signal processing in a picture display device

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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315411, H04N 514, H04N 563, H01J 2970

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046529233

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for signal processing in a picture display device, comprising a line signal and audio signal processing stages which form part of an integrated circuit. A uni-directionally current-conducting element is provided between a supply terminal of the line signal processing stage and a signal terminal of the audio signal processing stage and a further uni-directionally current-conducting element is provided between the supply terminal of the line signal processing stage and a supply terminal of the audio signal processing stage. The elements are not simultaneously conductive. The signal terminal of the audio signal processing stage can either be a supply terminal for the line signal processing stage or a volume terminal for the audio signal processing stage.

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