Video processor having reduced capacity luminance delay circuit
AssigneeZenith Electronics Corporation
InventorGopal K. Srivastava
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AssigneeZenith Electronics Corporation
InventorGopal K. Srivastava
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A television receiver includes a frequency multiplexed video processor which processes chrominance and luminance signals in response to synchronously detected composite video information. The composite video signal is separated into a plurality of frequency spectra which are individually processed utilizing digital electronic circuitry to achieve high performance and cost effectiveness. A comb filter is operative within one of the processors to provide separation of the luminance and chrominance information within the chrominance signal bandpass to maintain high frequency luminance signal components. A separate processor and bandpass filter are operative to provide separate control of the luminance peaking within the system. Conventional luminance and chrominance processing converts the output signals of the multiplexed processor to RGB video signals which are applied to a conventional cathode ray tube display having a conventional deflection system associated therewith.
For use in an image display system responsive to a composite video signal having chrominance and luminance information, video processing means comprising:
For use in an image display system responsive to a composite video signal having chrominance and luminance information, a video processing method comprising the steps of:
For use in an image display system responsive to a composite video signal and having a high frequency clock signal source and a low frequency clock signal source, video processing means comprising:
For use in an image display system responsive to a composite video signal having luminance information and chrominance information signals and having a source of high frequency clock signals and low frequency clock signals, a video processing method comprising the steps of:
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