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Automatic boost control in an aperture corrector for TV video signals
   
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US Patent 4097897
Issued Date
June 27, 1978
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A closed loop automatic boost control of an aperture correction circuit for a television camera using a high pass filter and thresholding circuitry in order to control the frequency boost by sensing the RMS value of the high frequency noise. The boost is achieved by separating the signal into a flat response and a high frequency boosted response. The amount of boost is determined by passing the high frequency boosted response through a variable gain amplifier.
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June 27, 1978
Application Number
05/790,161
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April 22, 1977
US Classification
348/627  
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H04N   5/208   (20060101)  
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358/162   358/166   358/96  
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