Dynamic digital video correction circuit

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

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358163, 340793, 340812, H04N 5235, H04N 557

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046724516

ABSTRACT:
A video compensation circuit for compensating the displayed intensity of isolated pixels is disclosed. The video compensation circuit includes a shift register (20) having a plurality of stages (11,13,15) for storing and shifting a serially input digital video signal (DV) and for outputting an output digital video signal (DDV), detection circuitry (17) responsive to the respective outputs of the shift register stages for providing a detection output indicative of the presence of a predetermined sequence of digital video data in the shift register stages, and synchronizing circuitry (19) coupled to the detection circuit for providing in response to the detection output a control signal (DCS) synchronized to the bit of the output digital video signal which corresponds to the pixel to be compensated.

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