Time base correction apparatus

Television – Synchronization – Automatic phase or frequency control

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348537, 348512, H04N 512

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for compensating a time base error of a video signal. A reference signal of no time base error is generated. A difference between a frequency of the reference signal and a frequency of a horizontal synchronizing signal included in an input analog video signal is detected and then a difference signal is outputted. In response to the difference signal, a phase of the reference signal is controlled. The video signal is sampled, based on the reference signal the phase of which is controlled, thus the video signal is converted into a digital signal in which the difference is cancelled. The digital signal is stored in a memory. And the stored digital signal is read out, based on the reference signal.

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Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 8, No. 80 (M-189) (1517), Apr. 12, 1984.

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