Video disc player having timebase correction and constant angula

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358321, 358338, 358342, 360 361, 369 43, H04N 576, G11B 2102

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043769560

ABSTRACT:
The burst component of a video signal recovered from a video disc record is applied to a timebase correction servo for controlling the tangential position of the player pick-up transducer in a sense to minimize timebase errors. The record is rotated at a constant angular velocity whereby, for a given displacement of the pick-up transducer, the servo loop gain tends to vary with the radial position of the transducer which, in turn, undesirably influences the servo sensitivity and dynamic stability. A loop gain compensator, responsive to a second component of the recovered video signal proportional to the playing time of the disc, regulates the servo gain at a substantially constant value thereby improving the loop stability and sensitivity.

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