Image signal processing device with conversion of sample frequen

Television – Format conversion – Specified chrominance processing

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348504, H04N 1122

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ABSTRACT:
An image signal processing device according to this invention is a device for processing an image signal. The device is arranged to input digital data corresponding to two kinds of color-difference signals in synchronism with a clock signal corresponding to a data rate of the digital data, reconstruct the inputted digital data corresponding to the two kinds of color-difference signals into digital data synchronized with a clock signal having a frequency which is an integer multiple of a color subcarrier frequency, and form digital data corresponding to a chrominance signal by using the reconstructed digital data corresponding to the two kinds of color-difference signals. Accordingly, it is possible to stably encode the two kinds of color-difference signals into the carrier chrominance signal by means of a simple construction without degrading the color-difference signals.

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