Non-linear luminance signal processor responsive to average pict

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

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358166, H04N 557

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051629020

ABSTRACT:
A signal processor responsive to a video input signal provides a first video output signal linearly related to the input signal and a second video output signal non-linearly related to the video input signal. A first combining circuit combines the first and second video output signals in predetermined proportions to provide a third video output signal having both linear and non-linear components. A second combining means combines the second and third video output signals in proportions determined by an average picture level (APL) representative control signal to provide a processed video output signal having enhanced contrast for all values of the average picture level of displayed images.

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