Device for automatically controlling the asymmetry of a signal

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

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358 8, 358130, 328 58, 328164, H04N 584, H03K 504

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041410335

ABSTRACT:
When a color television signal is recorded on a video disc and said signal is read a complication arises owing to the asymmetry which is produced in the signal by the various process steps. This gives rise to spurious components whose influence should be minimized by a suitably selected coding system. The invention proposes a device with which the influence of this asymmetry is automatically reduced. This device comprises two separator stages for supplying two sub-signals which respectively represent the rising and falling edges of the information signal. The phase relationship between these two sub-signals is controlled with the aid of a phase shifter. The control signal required for this is produced with the aid of a detector which responds to an asymmetry component in the information signal. The two corrected sub-signals are subsequently recombined to the information signal.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3988531 (1976-10-01), Laub
patent: 3988532 (1976-10-01), Korpel

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