Sync chip clamping/sync separator circuit

Television – Synchronization – Sync separation

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348532, H04N 508

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054972019

ABSTRACT:
Reductions in size and cost for a sync chip clamping/sync separation circuit are envisaged by the use of the CMOS process. The final output amplification section of a differential amplifier circuit is implemented as a P channel FET, and the pull down current for the drain terminal of this P channel FET is set to a value which is smaller than the current which flows when this P channel FET is ON. A constant voltage is supplied by resistors to the non inverting input terminal (+) of the differential amplification circuit. Further, the inverting input terminal (-) of the differential amplification circuit and the output terminal thereof are connected, and also an input coupling capacitor is interposed between the inverting input terminal (-) thereof and an video signal input terminal. Further, a buffer is provided which takes out a sync signal from an input of the P channel FET.

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