Non-linear aperture correction circuit having a signal bypass ar

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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3581285, 360 36, H04N 578, H04N 576

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043152775

ABSTRACT:
In a video disc playback system non-linear intermodulation distortions are effected during playback by the pick-up stylus. These distortions cause disturbing visual beats in the reproduced images. A first signal path at the output of the pick-up circuitry transfers the main video signal with negligible phase shift over a given band of frequencies. A second signal path which parallels the first path effects a modulation of the video signals by the interferring signals (i.e., sound signals). The signals from the first and second paths are combined to effect a substantial removal of the interfering intermodulation products.

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