Sag compensation circuit for a video signal

Television – Synchronization

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348521, 348695, H04N 504

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ABSTRACT:
A first clamp circuit clamps a tip of a synchronization signal of input video signal in accordance with a synchronization signal generated from a synchronization signal generator and outputs a clamped video signal. A level detector detects a level of a tip of a synchronization signal of the clamped video signal. A converter converts the detected level to a reference level signal so that the greater the detected level becomes, the smaller the reference level signal becomes. A second clamp circuit clamps the tip of the synchronization signal of the clamped video signal to the reference level signal and outputs an output video signal. Thus, the second clamp circuit compensates a remaining sag component included in the input video signal accurately.

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