Luminance/chrominance signal separating apparatus which attenuat

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Noise or undesired signal reduction

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348666, H04N 978

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053551761

ABSTRACT:
A comb filter separates a luminance signal and chrominance signal from a composite video signal, a phase calculation circuit calculates a phase delay of the chrominance signal, at least one delay circuit delays an output signal of the phase calculation circuit, a phase difference calculation circuit calculates a difference between an output signal of the phase calculation circuit and an output signal of the delay circuit, and a chrominance signal correction circuit attenuates the chrominance signal in response to an output signal of the phase difference calculation circuit. The chrominance signal having crosstalk from the luminance signal is suppressed to prevent the generation of cross color.

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