Telereproduction system for documents

Telegraphy – Systems – Simplex-reversing periodic

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178 66R, 178 67R, 346 74R, H04N 112

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039314618

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for the telereproduction of documents transmitted in the form of electrical signals emanating from the line-by-line scanning of the original and modulating a carrier or sub-carrier wave, the demodulated video signals being applied to the scanning element of the reproduction apparatus synchronized with the scanning element of the emitter, the apparatus comprising a memory in which is stored the video voltage emanating from demodulation of the signals received, and means for removing these signals from the memory at a speed exactly proportional to that of the line scanner of the recorder, i.e. each time this element has advanced by a step of constant value corresponding to the distance separating two successively recorded dots.

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