Device for splitting a digital interlaced television signal into

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

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358 11, 358140, H06N 701, H06N 1120, H06N 712

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052393771

ABSTRACT:
Device for splitting a digital interlaced television signal into components in which interlaced frames are applied to a vertical low-pass filter (6). To prevent motion artefacts in the spatial signal thus obtained, the interlaced frame is also applied to a vertical high-pass filter (8). This vertical high-pass filter supplies a motion auxiliary signal which may have a small vertical bandwidth. When combining the spatial signal and the motion auxiliary signal, noticeable motion artefacts do not occur in the interlaced frame. The device may be used for deriving a standard television signal from a high-definition television (HDTV) signal and for compatible transmission of HDTV signals.

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