Time-dividing method and circuit, and television white balance c

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Color balance or temperature

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307603, H04N 973, H03K 522

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052932230

ABSTRACT:
A time-dividing circuit including a first capacitor, a second capacitor, a current source for charging the first capacitor, circuitry for distributing the charge of the first capacitor to the second capacitor in a predetermined ratio, a compare for comparing the voltages on the first and second capacitors and producing a comparison output signal, circuitry for discharging the charges on the first and second capacitors, and a control circuit for producing control signals for controlling the time-dividing circuit. The time-dividing circuit can be utilized in an automatic white balance control circuit for a color television receiver.

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