Digital color signal modulating apparatus

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

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348638, 348639, 348663, 348724, H04N 965, H04N 966, H04N 977, H04N 540

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060611014

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus to modulate the digital color signal using a simple circuit that utilizes neither multiplier nor ROMs to multiplying a sine wave and cosine wave. The digital color signal modulating apparatus includes a first selector, a second selector 3, and a third selector. The first selector and the second selector provide the U signal component and the V signal component of the digital color signal to the third selector at a half cycle, rate respectively. The third selector alternately selects one of those signals, which is combined with the sub-carrier wave. For both modulations with the sine wave and with the cosine wave, the input signal is inverted and the fourth selector selects the outputs of the through path and the inversion path in turn, thus producing the modulated outputs.

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