Partial response trellis decoder for high definition television

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Noise or undesired signal reduction

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348614, 348470, 455296, 455303, 375346, H04N 521

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ABSTRACT:
A partial response Trellis decoder that performs trellis coded modulation in a high definition television (HDTV) having a specific and detailed configuration and includes a distance mapper for calculating first, second, third and fourth Euclidean distances between the input signal and a reference value; a Viterbi decoder for Viterbi decoding the first, second, third and fourth Euclidean distances calculated by the distance mapper; a first delay for delaying and outputting the Yiterbi decoded data for each Euclidean distance; a ruler selector for selecting a ruler type signal based on the signals output by the first delay; and a slicer for slicing the selected ruler type signal and the input signal.

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VSB Transmission System: Zenith Electronics Corp. Dec. 17, 1993.
Precoding Technique for Partial-Response Channels with Applications to HDTV; Lee-Fang Wei; IEEE Journal on Selected Areas of Communications vol. 11, No. 1, Jan, 1993.

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