Synchronizing signal separation circuit for a television receive

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

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358148, H04N 508

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ABSTRACT:
A synchronizing signal separation circuit for separating a composite synchronizing signal having a variable peak voltage subject to changes from a composite video signal, the composite synchronizing signal including a vertical synchronizing signal having a predetermined level for controlling vertical scanning in a television receiver. The separation circuit includes a composite separation circuit for separating the composite synchronizing signal from the composite video signal received from a source of video signals and a charge control circuit for maintaining the stability and the predetermined level of the vertical synchronizing signal after changes in synchronizing signal peak voltage.

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