Television – Basic receiver with additional function – Multimode
Patent
1997-03-21
1999-07-13
Peng, John K.
Television
Basic receiver with additional function
Multimode
348 21, 348607, 348737, H04N 538
Patent
active
059233788
ABSTRACT:
During a period of transition from broadcasting analog TV signals to broadcasting digital TV signals, digital TV reception is susceptible to disruption owing to co-channel interference by analog TV signals. During this same transition period usually a digital TV receiver will incorporate an auxiliary analog TV receiver. This auxiliary analog TV receiver is advantageously used during digital TV signal reception for determining the amount of co-channel interference by analog TV signals, so that comb filtering can be selectively applied to symbol coding recovered from the digital TV signal, for suppressing artifacts of co-channel interfering analog TV signal when they are large enough to have substantial adverse on symbol decoding. The amount of NTSC co-channel interference is estimated by detecting the level of intercarrier generated by mixing the audio and video signals of the analog TV signal.
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Bushnell Esq. Robert E.
Lo Linus H.
Peng John K.
Samsung Electronics Co,. Ltd.
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