Time-multiplexing of an interleaved spectrum of a television sig

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

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358146, H04N 708

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ABSTRACT:
High horizontal spatial frequency information may be transmitted through a limited bandwidth channel by means of spatial-temporal frequency interleaving techniques. To transmit both frequency interleaved high horizontal spatial frequency information and diagonal spatial frequency information in one video signal, the corresponding spectra containing these two types of information are time-multiplexed prior to transmission. At the receiver, the interleaved high horizontal frequency information is extracted, relocated to its original horizontal position, and recombined with the diagonal frequency information to generate a baseband video signal.

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