Noise reduction apparatus for video signal

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

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358 36, 358340, H04N 521

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ABSTRACT:
A noise reduction apparatus includes a vertical filter for extracting a component having a high vertical frequency from an input video signal, a two-dimensional filter for extracting a component having a low vertical frequency and a high horizontal frequency from the input video signal, a detector for detecting a vertical line image portion from output components of the vertical filter and the two-dimensional filter, and a controllable two-dimensional filter which suppresses a component having a high vertical frequency at the vertical line image portion according to a detection signal from the dector. By this apparatus, the noise superposed on the vertical line image signal is effectively reduced without deteriorating the vertical resolution.

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