Resolution conversion apparatus and method for a display device

Television – Format conversion – Changing number of lines for standard conversion

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348451, 348441, H04N 701, H04N 1120

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060258837

ABSTRACT:
A resolution conversion apparatus for a display device which converts input image signals to image signals having different resolution is provided. The resolution conversion apparatus for a display device can increase or decrease the number of scanning lines by using interpolation function to prevent the non-linear distortion due to the nonuniform insertion of scanning lines. The resolution conversion apparatus for a display device can also vary the interpolation function according to the frequency of image information to compensate the decrease of sharpness resulting from the conventional interpolation method using simple proportional values.

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