Method and apparatus for suppressing cross-coloration in a...

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Transition or edge sharpeners

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C348S609000

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07889279

ABSTRACT:
A method for suppressing cross-coloration in a video display device includes receiving high-frequency components of luminance signals corresponding to scanlines of an image frame, determining luminance transitions according to the high-frequency components of the luminance signals, and adjusting chrominance signals of the scanlines according to the luminance transitions.

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