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OwnerYasushi Naito, Toshimitsu Watanabe +2inventors
InventorsYasushi Naito, Toshimitsu Watanabe, Eiji Takagi, Takeshi Mochizuki
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A white balance correction circuit, which receives a luminance signal (-Y) on the input terminal (20) and produces a modified luminance signal, has its gain G1 for the range of small input luminance signal level determined from the resistance ratio of resistors (29, 33), has its gain G2 for the range of medium input luminance signal level determined from the resistance ratio of the resistor 29 and resistors (33, 35) connected in parallel by a transistor (39) that has become conductive, and has its gain G3 for the range of large input luminance signal level determined from the resistance ratio of the resistor 29 and resistors (33, 34, 35) connected in parallel by the transistor (39) and a transistor (38) that has become conductive. Based on this modification, three picture projection tubes (23) have cathode voltage characteristics against the amplitude of luminance signal (-Y) represented by three polygonal lines that approximate the ideal luminance characteristics of the projection tubes.
A white balance correction circuit for accomplishing the white balance of a display screen, said circuit comprising first means of producing a primary color signal R from a luminance signal Y and a color difference signal R-Y, second means of producing a primary color signal G from the luminance signal Y and a color difference signal G-Y and third means of producing a primary color signal B from the luminance signal Y and a color difference signal B-Y, said primary color signals R, G and B being used to control the intensity of electron beams emitted by electron guns of Braun tubes for the red (R), green (G) and blue (B) colors, respectively, wherein at least one of said first, second and third means includes a gamma characteristics modification means having modification characteristics in terms of the output luminance signal Eo (projection tube drive signal) thereof for the input luminance signal Ei thereof expressed as:
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