Digital chrominance signal demodulation apparatus

Television – Synchronization – Phase locking regenerated subcarrier to color burst

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348505, 348507, 348641, 348639, 358310, H04N 989, H04N 984, H04N 987, H04N 983

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ABSTRACT:
Different from typical signal processing which employs a feedback control, by adopting a demodulating circuit employing AFC, which is not affected by a comb filter, the response characteristic against jitter is improved and a down converted chrominance signal can be demodulated with a good accuracy. Therefore, the noise rejection effect by a comb filter is improved, the detecting accuracy of the residual phase error is also improved, and the S/N ratio of the phase is improved by combining feedforward APC compensation with a velocity error, and this results in a much improved picture quality.

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