Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Color television signal processing
Patent
1991-10-29
1994-07-19
Groody, James J.
Television
Image signal processing circuitry specific to television
Color television signal processing
348240, 348253, 348222, H04N 3223, H04N 904, H04N 5232
Patent
active
053314115
ABSTRACT:
An output from a solid state image sensing device spatially modulated by a color filter is A/D converted and stored in a field memory. Digital signals read from the field memory during electronic zooming are successively delayed by 1H period by means of first, second and third 1H delay elements connected in series. The output from the field memory and outputs from the first, second and third 1H delay elements are separated into luminance components and line sequential color components by first to fourth Y/C separating circuits, respectively. A first set of three primary color signals are calculated based on outputs from the first, second and third Y/C separating circuits, and a second set of three primary color signals are calculated based on outputs from the second, third and fourth Y/C separating circuits. Three primary color signals corresponding to a new display point formed along with the execution of the electronic zooming function are formed based on the calculated two sets of three primary color signals, and a luminance signal corresponding to the new display point is formed based on outputs from the second and third Y/C separating circuits.
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Asaeda Tooru
Honzawa Masashi
Kawakami Kiyotada
Murashima Hirotsugu
Murata Haruhiko
Groody James J.
Lee Michael
Michaelson Peter L.
Moser, Jr. Raymond R.
Sanyo Electric Co,. Ltd.
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