Video signal peaking system

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

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358167, 358 37, H04N 514

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045090807

ABSTRACT:
In the luminance channel of a color TV receiver, a horizontal peaking signal representative of the difference between delayed and undelayed luminance signals is subject to coring, with the level of coring subject to variation. Residual peaking signal remaining after core cancellation, is subject to gain controlled signal translation, and then combined with luminance signal to form peaked luminance signal. Frequency selective amplifier, responsive to peaked luminance signal, supplies its output to peak detector. Control voltage developed by peak detector adjusts gain of peaking signal translator in sense opposing amplitude variations of detector input, providing compensatory gain variations when coring level changes affect residual peaking signal amplitude.

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Article by R. H. McMann, et al. entitled "Improved Signal Processing Techniques for Color Television Broadcasting" appearing on pp. 221-228, of the Mar. 1968, issue of the SMPTE Journal.

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