Digital color encoder using triangular wave modulation

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Color encoder or chrominance signal modulator

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348488, 348660, 348724, H04N 965

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ABSTRACT:
This invention provides a digital color encoder for digitizing color video signals. The encoder forms a digitized color video signal using logic function processing of the digitized luminance signal and color difference signals. The encoder provides an output signal equivalent to the luminance signal added to the color difference signals modulated by triangular wave functions and sampled at the sampling frequency. The sampling frequency is eight times the crominance subcarrier frequency. An analog video signal can easily be recovered from the digital video signal because the fundamental frequency of the triangular wave is easily separated from the higher order harmonics.

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