Color signal processing circuit with residual phase error correc

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

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358 22, H04N 9455

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051856573

ABSTRACT:
A color signal processing circuit which includes a conversion unit for converting two color difference signals, which are equivalent to color difference signals obtained by color demodulation of a color signal by using two color difference axes intersecting perpendicularly to each other. The color difference signals are converted into a color amplitude signal corresponding to the amplitude of the color signal and a color phase signal corresponding to the phase of the color signal. Also included is a signal processing unit for processing at least either of the color amplitude signal and the color phase signal. Thus, it is easy to obtain a color difference signal in which a residual phase error included in the color signal is eliminated.

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