Impulse noise reduction system for TV receivers

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

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358167, 358 31, 358 21R, 358 36, 360 381, H04N 514, H04N 521, H04N 9535, H04N 576

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043530931

ABSTRACT:
A television receiver having circuitry for reducing the effects of impulse noise in the video signal is controlled by impulse noise detection circuitry responsive to the accompanying sound signal. Since impulse noise is relatively broadband it will occur simultaneously in both the broadcast picture and accompanying sound signals. Amplitude variations of the frequency modulated sound signal are indicative of the presence of noise, which variations are detected and utilized to generate a control signal whenever the noise amplitude exceeds a predetermined threshold.

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Ser. No. 44,364 filed 6/1/79, Fuhrer, "Defect Compensation for Color Television".

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