Predictably biased DC coupled video signal peaking control syste

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

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A DC coupled system for automatically controlling the high frequency peaking content of a video signal is disclosed. A peak detector develops a control voltage representative of the high frequency content of the video signal. The control voltage controls a differential control input peaking signal splitter to provide controlled amounts of complementary phased peaking signals, which are differentially combined with complimentary phased video signals to produce a controllably peaked video signal. The differential control inputs of the peaking signal splitter receive balanced quiescent bias from symmetrical bias coupling networks, one of which includes the peak detector.

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Schematic circuit diagram (Fig. 31, pp. 39-40) for the RCA CTC-111 Color Television Receiver, as published in the RCA Television Service Data Bulletin (No. C-3, 1981) available from the RCA Consumer Electronics Division, Technical Publications.

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