Television – Synchronization
Patent
1991-10-29
1994-02-15
Groody, James J.
Television
Synchronization
348642, 348222, H04N 9077
Patent
active
052871711
ABSTRACT:
A video camera in which an output signal from a solid-state image sensor is converted into a corresponding digital signal at a horizontal reading cycle of the output signal, and the digital signal is digital-processed with a first predetermined clock (fs) synchronous with the reading cycle to provide a luminance signal and a color difference signal. This video camera comprises data clock converter circuit for latching the color difference signals generated in synchronism with the first clock with a data latch clock synchronous with a second clock (4 fsc) to thereby convert the clock for the color difference signal; a control circuit for detecting the phase of the changing point of the color difference signal to provide a phase detecting signal and supply said data latch clock with which color deference signal is latched synchronously with said second clock (4 fsc) at a stable point after the changing point of the color difference signal generated in synchronism with the first clock (fs); a phase correction circuit for receiving the color difference signal from said data clock converter circuit and producing a phase-corrected color difference signal; and a modulation circuit for quadrature-balance-modulating the color difference signal supplied from said phase correction circuit to provide a modulated color signal.
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Proceedings of the Institute of Television Engineers of Japan, vol. No. 11 (1987), pp. 983-990.
Koshio Kazuhiro
Ohtsubo Hiroyasu
Groody James J.
Hitachi , Ltd.
Murrell Jeffrey S.
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