Video signal blending apparatus

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

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358 22, H04N 5262

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ABSTRACT:
A first video signal component and a second video signal component represent constituent portions of an image to be displayed. An analog signal blending network blends these components together along a boundary region several pixels wide to reconstitute a video signal representing the image to be displayed. The blending network includes first and second active analog devices which exhibit mutually opposite gain over the boundary region to response to a common gain control signal, to produce a virtually invisible seam along the boundary region.

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