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US Patent 6721006
Issued Date
April 13, 2004
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A CPU measures a cycle of a vertical synchronization signal inputted from an IPP based on an oscillation frequency of an internal ceramic oscillator. The CPU corrects the timing of starting the control of an object to be controlled based on the measured cycle of the vertical synchronization signal when the timing of starting the control of the object to be controlled is to be decided based on the vertical synchronization signal as a reference.
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April 13, 2004
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09/365,841
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August 3, 1999
US Classification
348/294  
Int'l Classification
H04N   5/335   (20060101)  
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Aug 04, 1998 [JP] 10-220553
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348/370   348/371   348/555   348/558   348/443   348/454   348/294   348/312   348/296  
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