Signal processor for amplifying picture signals, and sampling an

Television – Camera – system and detail – Combined image signal generator and general image signal...

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327552, 341122, H04N 5217

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061116068

ABSTRACT:
A signal processor amplifies picture signals provided by an image sensor, samples the amplified picture signals and holds the samples of the amplified picture signals. The signal processor comprises a dual correlation sampling circuit, and a sample-and-hold circuit connected to the output part of the dual correlation sampling circuit. The dual correlation sampling circuit comprises an amplifying stage to which an input signal is given, a low-pass filter connected to the output part of the amplifying stage, a time constant changing switch to be closed to set the low-pass filter for a smaller time constant, and a switch driving means for closing the time constant changing switch after the completion of giving an input signal to the amplifying stage.

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