Time base correcting apparatus
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorNobuhiko Watanabe
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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorNobuhiko Watanabe
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Time base correcting apparatus is provided for a digital signal supplied to such apparatus in the form of successive data blocks with each data block including plural data words. A memory is provided, having plural addressable storage locations, each adapted to store a respective data block. A write address generator generates write-in addresses to address particular storage locations into which the supplied data blocks are written; and an error detector detects whether the supplied data block contains an error. If no error is detected, a write-in circuit writes that data block into the addressed storage location; but if an error is detected, the data block is inhibited from being stored. An error store also is provided to store an error flag which is, for example, reset when the nono-erroneous data block is written into the addressed storage location, and is set when an error in that data block is detected. A read address generator generates read-out addresses to address those storage locations from which storage data blocks are read. When the contents of an addressed storage location are read out, the error flag associated with that data block is set regardless of its actual condition, thereby preventing subsequent re-use of the contents of that addressed storage location in the event that the data block stored therein is not replaced but is attempted to be re-read.
Time base correcting apparatus for correcting time base errors in a digital signal supplied thereto in the form of successive data blocks, each data block including at least plural data words and an error detecting word, said apparatus comprising memory means having plural addressable storage locations, each storing a respective data block;
Time base correcting apparatus for correcting time base errors in successive data blocks supplied thereto, each data block including a plurality of multi-bit words, comprising memory means having a plurality of addressable locations for storing respective data blocks;
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