Noise reduction system for color television signal

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

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358105, H04N 5213

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051610183

ABSTRACT:
A noise reducer of a signal receiving circuit system applying different manners of signal processing to moving video image and still video image regions includes a noise reduction circuit detecting a two-frame difference signal of a received video signal and deducting the two-frame difference signal from the received video signal thereby reducing remaining noise in the still video image region, in which the proportion of the two-frame difference signal to be deducted in the noise reduction circuit is controlled by the noise level of the received video signal and a signal obtained in accordance with a detected quantity of motion in the received video signal.

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