Chroma-signal processing system
AssigneesMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting Co., Ltd.
InventorsHajime Hattori, Tadashi Okada, Eiji Kezuka
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AssigneesMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting Co., Ltd.
InventorsHajime Hattori, Tadashi Okada, Eiji Kezuka
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Chroma-signal processing system is disclosed wherein a color television signal is sampled at a frequency equal to a sub-carrier frequency multiplied by an integer, and chroma-components of the sampled signals are sequentially stored in a plurality of storage means for each of the sample points, and the chroma-signals are retrieved from the storage means while omitting portions of the chroma signals whereby accomplishing the chroma-signal processing with a fewer number of storage means. The system can be used to reduce the size of a displayed color image without introducing phase discontinuities into the chrominance subcarrier. The reduced image may then be inset into another color image displayed on a CRT. The system may also be used to reduce the subcarrier frequency of a chrominance signal.
A chroma-signal processing system comprising the steps of preparing a sampling signal having a sampling frequency which is n times as high as a frequency of a sub-carrier, n being an integer, sampling a color television signal by said sampling signal, storing chroma components of the sampled color television signals in storage means which are equal in number to the number of sampling points included in one or more cycles of the sub-carrier, reading out the stored chroma components while intermittently omitting portions of the chroma components whereby a continuous color component is reproduced.
A chroma-signal processing system comprising the steps of sampling a color television signal at a frequency which is n times as high as a frequency of a first sub-carrier, n being a positive integer, storing chroma components of the sampled television signal in n storage means and maintaining them for one cycle of the sub-carrier, reading the stored chroma components by selecting said storage means by clock pulses having a frequency which is n times a high as a frequency of a second sub-carrier different from said frequency of said first sub-carrier, whereby the sub-carrier frequency of the chroma components is converted.
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