Circuit for storing an image signal in an image memory and for r

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

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358140, 382 47, H04N 514

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ABSTRACT:
Predetermined ones of picture elements read from a frame memory at a first clock rate, are stored in an image memory and are read therefrom at a second clock rate for display on a display unit with the first and the second clock rates selected independently of each other. Preferably, a serial signal of the predetermined elements is converted for storage in the image memory into a parallel signal of a predetermined number of bits. The predetermined elements stored in the image memory, are read therefrom as a parallel signal of the predetermined number of bits, the read-out parallel signal being converted to a serial signal for the display.

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