Equalizing pulse removal circuit

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

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358319, H04N 504

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043640915

ABSTRACT:
There are provided circuits for removing the equalizing pulses from the video signal. A composite sync signal separated from a video signal is applied to a gate circuit, so that only horizontal sync pulses are extracted. The gate pulse applied to the gate circuit is formed in the following manner. Clock pulses of a frequency 175/4 f.sub.H (f.sub.H : a horizontal scanning frequency and about 15,734 KHz), for example, is frequency-divided into a signal of a frequency 175/256 f.sub.H by a frequency divider. A reset circuit processes the frequency-divided output signal, the delayed sync signal and the inverted composite sync signal to form pulses in synchronism with the horizontal sync pulses. The pulses thus obtained reset the frequency divider. At the same timing of the pulse generation from the reset circuit, a gate pulse generating circuit generates pulses whose pulse widths are longer than the pulse widths of the horizontal pulses, which in turn are applied as the gate pulse to the gate circuit.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3488433 (1970-01-01), Iwai et al.
patent: 3963865 (1976-06-01), Songer

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