Television – Format conversion – Changing number of fields for standard conversion
Reexamination Certificate
2006-09-12
2006-09-12
Natnael, Paulos M. (Department: 2622)
Television
Format conversion
Changing number of fields for standard conversion
Reexamination Certificate
active
07106380
ABSTRACT:
A method for multiplying the frame rate of an input video signal having a line rate fHin and a frame rate fVin, comprising the steps of: propagating the input video signal through just enough memory to delay the input video signal by a fraction of a frame period 1/fVin; speeding up the delayed video signal to a first line rate faster than fHin; speeding up the input video signal to a second line rate faster than fHin; supplying the speeded up video signal and the delayed speeded up video signal sequentially, one line at a time; and, writing the sequentially supplied lines into a liquid crystal display at the faster line rate, thereby writing at least some of the lines multiple times within each the frame period. A corresponding apparatus can comprise: a partial frame memory; two speedup memories; a multiplexer; and, a source of clock and control signals.
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Fried Harvey D.
Johnson Christine
Laks Joseph J.
Natnael Paulos M.
Thomson Licensing
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