Video sync removal circuit

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

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358148, 358172, H04N 508

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051404222

ABSTRACT:
A video sync removal circuit utilizes three bidirectional, voltage-controlled linear switches and a capacitor to remove the sync component from a video signal without introducing any non-linearities in the output video signal. The first of the switches is connected to pass the video signal through the circuit. The second switch is connected to pass the video signal to the capacitor and the third switch is connected to pass the voltage level on the capacitor to the output of the first switch. Two waveforms are generated to operate the switches: one waveform opens the first switch during the sync interval, thus blocking the sync component. The second waveform closes the second switch during a black level interval of the video signal, thus charging the capacitor to the black level. By closing the third switch during the sync interval (using the inverse of the first waveform), the black level voltage on the capacitor is substituted for the sync component in the output video signal.

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