Plural input television receiver having peaking circuit and chro

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

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358 22, 358181, H04N 5445

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046443878

ABSTRACT:
A television receiver responsive to broadcast television signals in a normal operating mode includes a video channel with high frequency peaking circuits, followed by a wideband display driver to which auxiliary R, G, B color image signals are applied in an auxiliary operating mode of the receiver. A low pass filter restricts the high frequency response of the video channel in the normal mode so that the combination of the high frequency peaking circuits and the wideband display driver does not result in a condition of excessive signal bandwidth and attendant unwanted spurious high frequency signal effects.

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