Luminance/chrominance separating circuit using predetermined sep

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Chrominance-luminance signal separation

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348665, 348667, H04N 978

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055483429

ABSTRACT:
A vertical impulse detecting circuit 104 detects the difference between a level of data of a present horizontal line of an input composite picture signal and a level of data of each of a horizontal line a plurality of lines ahead and a horizontal line a plurality of lines behind. Either an output signal of a three-line chrominance signal separating circuit 100 or an output signal of a horizontal chrominance signal separating circuit 101 is selected as a chrominance signal (CC) that is supplied to a subtracter 105 according to an output signal of the vertical impulse detecting circuit 104.

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