NTSC interference detectors using comb filters that suppress dig

Television – Receiver circuitry – Demodulator

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348 21, 348607, H04N 538

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ABSTRACT:
NTSC interference detectors include an NTSC extracting filter for supplying an NTSC extracting filter response that separates accompanying co-channel interfering NTSC signal component from the received I-channel baseband signal and its direct bias component. The NTSC extracting filter comprises a comb filter, which includes a delay circuit for supplying in response to said received I-channel baseband signal differentially delayed signals with a prescribed amount of differential delay equal to the duration of an even number of horizontal scanning periods of NTSC signal as will generate said co-channel interfering NTSC signal components. The comb filter further includes a subtractor for differentially combining the differentially delayed signals to generate the comb filter response.

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