Signal multiplexing system
AssigneeGeneral Company Limited
InventorYasumasa Sugihara
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AssigneeGeneral Company Limited
InventorYasumasa Sugihara
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A system for multiplexing an FM composite television video signal and a PCM (pulse code modulation) time division multiplexed audio signal. The PCM multiplexed audio signal has a frame repetition frequency or sampling frequency f.sub.s which is related to the horizontal sync frequency f.sub.h of the composite video signal as follows: f.sub.s =f.sub.h .times.n/m where m represents a selected integer representing a divisor of the number of scanning lines per frame of the television video signal and n represents a selected positive integer. The initial frame of the PCM multiplexed audio signal starts with a timing which coincides with the leading edge of the initial vertical sync pulse of a selected one of odd- and even-numbered fields of the composite video signal. This permits a decoder to achieve a synchronization of each n-th frame for every mH period (H being a horizontal scan period) by means of the horizontal sync signal and the vertical sync signal of an odd- or even-numbered field of the composite video signal even if the PCM multiplexed audio signal does not contain a framing or frame synchronizing signal.
In a system for multiplexing a frequency modulated composite television video signal and a PCM multiplexed audio signal composed of pulse code modulated time division multiplexed audio signals, wherein the PCM multiplexed audio signal has a frame repetition frequency or sampling frequency f.sub.s which is related to the horizontal sync frequency f.sub.h of the composite video signal by the following expression:
An encoder for multiplexing a composite television video signal with a plurality of audio signals, comprising:
A decoder for demodulating a multiplexed video-audio signal which is produced by multiplexing of a frequency modulated composite video signal and pulse code modulated time division multiplexed audio signals, comprising:
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