Method and apparatus for reducing analog/digital converter requi

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358166, H04N 5262

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ABSTRACT:
In the PIP circuit of a television receiver, the resolution of the analog-to-digital converter is improved by one bit. This is done by adding a dither signal, having an amplitude equal to one-half the least significant bit at the converter output to the analog input signal throughout specific lines of the input signal. If the converter output signal is filtered by a piecewise recursive filter, in which every third line is a valid line, the other two being discarded in the subsequent PIP processor, then the dither signal is applied during the valid line and the line two lines removed from the valid line, i.e. the line following the previous valid line. If the filter is a FIR filter then the dither signal is applied during alternate lines.

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