Television receiver provided with delay circuit

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

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358160, 358 21R, 358181, H04N 544

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046707905

ABSTRACT:
A television receiver comprises a video signal processing circuit including a video signal demodulating circuit for generating three primary color signals from an input composite video signal, a delay circuit coupled in series to the video signal demodulating circuit within the video signal processing circuit, a parallel circuit system having virtually no delay time and coupled in parallel to the video signal processing circuit, and a picture tube applied with signals passed through a signal system of the video signal processing circuit and the parallel circuit system. The delay circuit has a delay time .tau..sub.b described by a relation .tau..sub.b .apprxeq.N.tau..sub.H -.tau..sub.a, where N is a natural number including one, .tau..sub.H represents a horizontal scanning period and .tau..sub.a represents a delay time of the signal system of the video signal processing circuit.

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patent: 4410914 (1983-10-01), Siau
patent: 4490748 (1984-12-01), Kamath

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