On-screen display circuit

Television – Basic receiver with additional function – For display of additional information

Reexamination Certificate

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Reexamination Certificate

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07630017

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a color half tone display for giving a specific hue to a designated region while displaying the original image by a transparent display at the designated region in an on-screen display in a television receiver. A circuit for generating signals of respective colors of RGB by synthesizing a brightness component Y of the original image and chrominance components (R-Y), (G-Y), (B-Y) using an adder12is provided with a switch element10for restricting an input of the chrominance component to the adder12. When an I signal designates a half tone display region, the switch element10is brought into OFF state based on the I signal. The color half tone display is carried out by attenuating an output signal of the adder12by an amplifier14for respective signals of RGB, thereafter, shifting a direct current level of a component in accordance with a hue to be added in RGB by a DC shift circuit16.

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