Circuit for stabilizing the black level in an output signal of a

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

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358221, H04N 907, H04N 516

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042323312

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for stabilizing the black level in an output signal of a camera tube is employed in a color television camera. The camera tube has an optical filter with an optically black part extending in parallel with a beam scanning direction of the camera tube. The stabilizing circuit comprises a clamping circuit for clamping an output signal of the camera tube during a horizontal beam blanking period and for restoring a DC component of the output signal. A circuit responds to supplied sampling pulses during every vertical scanning period, for sampling and holding an output signal of the clamping circuit. A circuit feeds back a substantially negative holding voltage of the sampling and holding circuit, to the clamping circuit.

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patent: 3839669 (1974-10-01), Infante et al.

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