Method of doubling vertical line speed for HDTV camera and devic

Television – Camera – system and detail – With plural image scanning devices

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348265, 348236, 348453, 358514, 358483, H04N 314

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060493569

ABSTRACT:
A device and method of doubling a vertical line speed for a camera for domestic use, the method including the steps of a) writing G1 channel data output from a G1 CCD of a 4CCD for a period of 0.5H, where H is a horizontal sync period, and then reading the written G1 channel data at a speed twice a first writing speed, b) writing G2 channel data output from a G2 CCD of the 4CCD for a period of 0.5H, and then reading the written G2 channel data at a speed twice a second writing speed, and c) alternately selecting data read out by the steps a) and b), thereby outputting G signals of a broad-band. As a result, the line memory of 4H used in a device of doubling a line speed of a G channel signal can be reduced to 1H.

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