Method and apparatus for modulating video signals

Television – Television transmitter circuitry – Modulator

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C348S727000, C348S712000, C348S713000

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07136112

ABSTRACT:
A luminance component of a video signal is modulated in a first frequency band. A first chrominance component of the video signal is modulated in a second frequency band and is mixed with an audio component. A second chrominance component of the video signal is modulated in a third frequency band. The modulated luminance component, the first modulated chrominance component, and the second modulated chrominance component are then transmitted across a communication link.

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