Jitter correction circuit for reducing jitter components of a lu

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358166, 358158, 358148, 358149, H04N 964, H04N 504

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052803457

ABSTRACT:
A jitter correction circuit includes a first device for detecting a phase difference between a horizontal sync signal in a video signal and a system clock signal locked to burst components of the video signal. A second device serves to subject a first luminance signal in the video signal to phase interpolation to convert the first luminance signal to a second luminance signal. The second luminance signal is selectively stored into a memory to compress the second luminance signal. A third device serves to shift a compressed luminance signal outputted from the memory by a period which is responsive to the phase difference detected by the first device and which is equal to or shorter than one fourth of a 1-clock period of the system clock signal.

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