Method of enhancing details contained in a color signal and a ci

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

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348627, 348630, H04N 5208

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ABSTRACT:
A method and circuit for reducing distortion of low level signals by efficiently separating noise and signal components using correlativity between respective red (R), green (G) and blue (B) channels and the amplitudes of the detail components. The detail enhancement method includes extracting detail components, determining signal
oise, cancelling noise or enhancing details and outputting a detail-enhanced image signal. Even if a high-pass frequency component of the input signal is smaller than a critical value, the input signal is accurately separated as a signal component or a noise component. The signal is cancelled only when the input signal is classified as a noise component.

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