Television signal generator

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358139, 358 13, H04N 968

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050015494

ABSTRACT:
A television signal generator which is fully digital has digital data stored in PROMs, one PROM for each component of the desired encoded television signal corresponding to luminance data and chrominance data. A system clock allows a signal address generator to fetch data from the PROMs. The chrominance data from the PROMs is mixed with appropriate digital representations of a sinusoidal function and a phase offset and is added to the luminance data. The combined digital signal is converted to analog, filtered and output as the desired encoded television signal.

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