Color Patents (Class 348/520)
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Publication number: 20150062430Abstract: Provided in embodiments of the present invention are a method and device for transmitting a high-definition video signal, comprising: isolating from the high-definition video signal a brightness signal and a chrominance signal, and, by using an analog signal transmission mode, using non-overlapping frequency hands to transmit respectively the brightness signal and the chrominance signal. The solution of the present invention employs the analog signal transmission method, utilizes independent frequency bands to transmit respectively the brightness signal and the chrominance signal, and ensures that the brightness signal and the chrominance signal do not affect each other, thus ensuring video quality and timeliness of the high-definition video signal when transmitted over a long distance.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 16, 2013Publication date: March 5, 2015Inventors: Jun Yin, Xingming Zhang, Liquan Fu, Jiangming Zhu, Jun Wu, Jian Wu
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Patent number: 8589988Abstract: A method for converting a sink device and an apparatus for providing a content using the same are provided. The method for converting the sink device includes receiving a sink device conversion command from a first sink device, transmitting the content to a second sink device if a conversion approval of the sink device is received from the second sink device, and transmitting a control authority related to a content provision from the first sink device to the second sink device.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2010Date of Patent: November 19, 2013Assignee: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.Inventor: Jeong-hun Lee
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Patent number: 7995144Abstract: A digital video system (2) is disclosed, in which an analog input video signal is sampled at an optimum sample phase (Pnc), and converted to a digital datastream for display. A phase-locked loop (12) generates a plurality of sample clock phases. One of the sample clock phases (Pnc) is applied to an analog-to-digital converter (10), which digitizes the analog input video signal accordingly. Phase alignment circuitry (20) is provided that includes three sample-and-hold circuits (22b, 22c, 22a) that sample the analog input video signal, in parallel with the analog-to-digital converter (10), at times before, at, and after the current sample clock phase used by the analog-to-digital converter (10). The earlier and later sampled voltages are compared against the current sampled voltages to generate difference voltages that are each compared against a threshold voltage (Vthr).Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 2007Date of Patent: August 9, 2011Assignee: Texas Instruments IncorporatedInventors: Steven D. Clynes, Liming Xiu
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Publication number: 20110013085Abstract: In a method and arrangement for determining time skew for a media sequence being conveyed from a sending party to a receiving party over a transmission path, first and second artificial media sequences (310; 306) are generated and added to individual captured media sequences (308; 304), resulting in a first and a second modified media sequence (308/310; 304/306), before being conveyed. At the receiving party, the modified media sequences (308?/310?; 304?306?) are presented and registered, and the artificial media sequences (310?; 306?) are extracted. The time difference between the extracted artificial media sequences (306?; 310?) is calculated as the time skew. Performing time skew determination by adding artificial media sequences to captured media sequences, extracting the artificial media sequences at the receiving party and comparing them can achieve an accurate determination including delays in the capturing and presentation devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 19, 2008Publication date: January 20, 2011Applicant: TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET LM ERICSSON (PUBL)Inventor: Valentin Kulyk
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Patent number: 7596149Abstract: A method and system for video data delivery using GSM mobile systems is disclosed. In the absence of audio data, the audio transmission is turned off so that video data can be transmitted using close to the maximum bandwidth on the GSM network.Type: GrantFiled: December 9, 2004Date of Patent: September 29, 2009Assignee: OmniVision Technologies, Inc.Inventor: Peter F. Shieh
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Patent number: 7391472Abstract: We describe and claim an adaptive color burst phase correction system and method. The adaptive color burst phase correction system includes a signal detector to extract a color burst from a video signal, the color burst including a phase and an amplitude, an adaptive phase corrector to adjust the color burst phase responsive to corruption in the color burst, a Y/C separator to separate luminance and chrominance data from the video signal, responsive to the adjusted color burst phase, and a panel to display the luminance and chrominance data. The adaptive phase corrector includes a corruption detector to detect corruption in a color burst, a selector to select a phase correction value responsive to the detected corruption, and a phase adjuster to adjust a color burst phase responsive to the phase correction value.Type: GrantFiled: January 5, 2005Date of Patent: June 24, 2008Assignee: Pixelworks, Inc.Inventor: Neil D. Woodall
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Patent number: 7298418Abstract: Certain embodiments of the invention disclose a method and system for processing in a non-line locked system. The phase relationship between the sub-carrier signal on consecutive video lines in a video comb filter is determined by synchronizing the two video lines. The synchronization is achieved by aligning the color bursts signals in each of the two video lines. The phase error between the two video lines is determined through the use of a correlation operation. The phase error between consecutive video lines is used to automatically adjust the delay lines used by the video comb filter. The line delay adjustment is provided by changing the values of a variable integer delay and a fractional integer delay. Line delay adjustments reduce the artifacts that occur in the separation of luma and chroma components of a composite video signal.Type: GrantFiled: June 24, 2004Date of Patent: November 20, 2007Assignee: Broadcom CorporationInventors: Brad Delanghe, Aleksandr Movshovich
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Patent number: 7180537Abstract: A method of measuring relative channel delay between components of a video signal includes removing a local mean from each of the pair of input component signals and cross-correlating the resulting pair of input component signals. A mean is removed from the cross-correlation and a centroid for the cross-correlation is found within a region bound by nearest zero-crossing to a peak in the cross-correlation. The centroid is then converted to a delay time as a function of sample rate after removing a sample offset. Also a normalized peak value of the cross-correlation provides a figure of merit for the probable accuracy of the delay measurement.Type: GrantFiled: February 18, 2004Date of Patent: February 20, 2007Assignee: Tektronix, Inc.Inventor: Kevin M. Ferguson
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Patent number: 7167208Abstract: Digital broadcasting receiver, and method for compensating a color reproduction error therein, the digital broadcasting receiver including a channel decoder, a TP part for demultiplexing a TP stream from the channel decoder for being provided with a PCR (Program Clock Reference), and receiving a receiver side STC (System Time Clock), and providing a PCR jitter which is a difference between the PCR and an STC value, an STC compensating part for providing the STC value to the TP part from a system clock, and varying the system clock so that the PCR value and the STC value are identical, to generate a reference system clock in which the PCR jitter value becomes ‘0’, a decoder for receiving the reference system clock from the STC compensating part, and decoding a received picture, a display clock generator for providing a display clock generated by receiving the reference system clock as singular system clock, a video format and display processor for receiving the reference system clock and the display clock, andType: GrantFiled: February 21, 2003Date of Patent: January 23, 2007Assignee: LG Electronics Inc.Inventor: Dong Ho Park
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Patent number: 6538648Abstract: A display device including a clock generation circuit for generating sampling clocks, whose frequency is variable, on the basis of a horizontal synchronizing signal of an input image signal; an analog-to-digital converter for sampling the input image signal on the basis of the sampling clocks generated from the clock generation circuit; calculation device for calculating the number of sampling clocks outputted from a horizontal image start position to a horizontal image end position in image data outputted from the analog-to-digital converter, comparison device for comparing the number of sampling clocks calculated by the calculation means with a previously set value, and a controller for controlling the frequency of the sampling clocks outputted from the clock generation circuit on the basis of the results of the comparison in the comparison means.Type: GrantFiled: April 27, 1999Date of Patent: March 25, 2003Assignee: Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.Inventors: Atsushi Koike, Yasuo Onishi
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Patent number: 5907368Abstract: Vertical and horizontal sync signals are separated from an NTSC signal inputted from an outside by an external input circuit and a luminance signal (Y) and chrominance signals (B-Y, R-Y) are extracted and converted into RGB data. External RGB data and RGB data formed by a software are processed and the resultant data is supplied to an output converting circuit. The RGB data is converted into analog signals of the luminance signal and chrominance signals of a television signal by using individual system clock signals and outputted. A clock generating circuit generates two kinds of dot clocks which are used for the output converting circuit. The dot clock which is generated from the clock generating circuit and is used for conversion of the luminance signal is phase matched so as to follow a jitter of a horizontal sync signal (H) separated by an external video input circuit.Type: GrantFiled: October 3, 1996Date of Patent: May 25, 1999Inventors: Satoshi Nakamura, Kenichi Fujita
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Patent number: 5786866Abstract: A color subcarrier signal generator for use e.g, in a video converter measures the average error of the horizontal synchronizing signal frequency. The measured error is used as a compensator signal to control a direct digital synthesizer to generate a correct color subcarrier signal. The direct digital frequency synthesizer includes an address generator receiving the error signal and a look up table driven by the address generator.Type: GrantFiled: October 15, 1996Date of Patent: July 28, 1998Assignee: Fairchild Semiconductor CorporationInventors: Mehdi H. Sani, De Dzwo Hsu, Willard K. Bucklen
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Patent number: 5528317Abstract: A method and apparatus for synchronizing display timing in a digital television system with a pixel addressable display having a color wheel is disclosed. The display timing circuit 22 includes phase comparator 40, for comparing the phase of a wheel index signal generated by a color wheel 20 with the phase of a frame synchronization signal indicating that a complete frame is ready to be displayed. Display timing circuit 22 further comprises a color wheel synchronization generator 42 which generates a color wheel synchronization signal in response to a phase difference value produced by phase comparator 40. The color wheel synchronization signal is used to increase, decrease, or maintain the speed of color wheel 20 to achieve a known phase relationship between the frame synchronization signal and the wheel index signal. Display timing circuit 22 further comprises a clock generator applicable to generate a display master clock signal having a known frequency relation to the wheel index signal.Type: GrantFiled: January 27, 1994Date of Patent: June 18, 1996Assignee: Texas Instruments IncorporatedInventors: Robert J. Gove, Donald B. Doherty
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Patent number: 5515108Abstract: A digital automatic frequency controlling method and circuit therefor in which a digital horizontal sync signal is separated from an input horizontal sync signal in response to a system clock, a horizontal sync separation point value is extracted, an actual horizontal sync period is calculated by using the digital horizontal sync signal and the clock pulse number within one horizontal sync period, a line jitter amount is calculated by subtracting a standard horizontal sync period from the actual horizontal sync period, a correction coefficient in response to the line jitter amount is generated to modulo-operate a standard frequency down-converting carrier color signal and to thereby generate a new frequency down-converting carrier color signal having compensated line jitter.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 1994Date of Patent: May 7, 1996Assignee: Samsung Electronics CorporationInventor: Tong-ha Kim
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Patent number: 5371541Abstract: A superimpose control device which enables a superimpose function even in a VTR mode, by using a phase convening circuit for synchronizing the phase of a sub-carrier signal with the color burst signal of an applied video signal.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 1993Date of Patent: December 6, 1994Assignee: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.Inventor: Ho-yong Yu
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Patent number: 5365283Abstract: A SLM-based projection display system (10) samples and processes video data for delivery to a spatial light modulator (SLM) (13c), and uses a color wheel (14a) to color the SLM-generated images. A frame memory (13b) provides data to the SLM (13c) and is managed so that, if the phase of the incoming video signal changes, a desired phase relationship between the color wheel position and the data available to the SLM (13c) can be maintained. Also, a motor control unit (15a) uses a horizontal sync signal to generate a drive signal for the color wheel motor (16a), which limits the transient time during phase-changing events, and which provides a means for adjusting the phase of the drive signal.Type: GrantFiled: July 19, 1993Date of Patent: November 15, 1994Assignee: Texas Instruments IncorporatedInventors: Donald B. Doherty, Richard C. Meyer, Stephen W. Marshall, Jeffrey B. Sampsell, Robert J. Gove