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US06873371B2 Ghost cancellation reference signal with bessel chirps and PN sequences, and TV receiver using such signal
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带有贝塞尔啁啾和PN序列的Ghost消除参考信号,以及使用这种信号的TV接收机
- Patent Title: Ghost cancellation reference signal with bessel chirps and PN sequences, and TV receiver using such signal
- Patent Title (中): 带有贝塞尔啁啾和PN序列的Ghost消除参考信号,以及使用这种信号的TV接收机
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Application No.: US10155440Application Date: 2002-05-24
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Publication No.: US06873371B2Publication Date: 2005-03-29
- Inventor: Chandrakant Bhailalbhai Patel , Jian Yang
- Applicant: Chandrakant Bhailalbhai Patel , Jian Yang
- Applicant Address: KR Seoul
- Assignee: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
- Current Assignee: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
- Current Assignee Address: KR Seoul
- Agency: Howrey Simon Arnold & White, LLP
- Main IPC: H04N5/21
- IPC: H04N5/21 ; H04N5/44

Abstract:
Composite ghost cancellation reference (GCR) signals that make available both a chirp and a PN sequence during the same vertical-blanking-interval (VBI) scan line in each successive field facilitate more rapid and efficient calculations of ghost cancellation and of equalization, on a continuing basis. A television receiver for use with such composite GCR signals includes circuitry for separating the chirp and PN sequence portions of the GCR signals from the remainder of the composite video signal, a ghost cancellation filter and an equalization filter connected in cascade to respond to the composite video signal and provided each with adjustable filtering weights, and a computer. Random-access memory addressed during writing snatches the vertical-blanking-interval scan lines selected to include GCR signals. Sets of four successive ones of the selected scan lines are then additively and subtractively combined to separate the chirp portions of the GCR signals from a remainder of the composite video signal. The sets of selected scan lines are additively and subtractively combined in another way to separate the PN sequence portions of the GCR signals form a remainder of the composite video signal. The computer responds to the separated chirp portions of the GCR signals to calculate a discrete Fourier transform (DFT) therefrom. The computer proceeds from that DFT to determine the adjustable filtering weights of the ghost cancellation filter. The computer thereafter responds to the separated PN sequences to determine the adjustable filtering weights of the equalization filter.
Public/Granted literature
- US20020135700A1 Ghost cancellation reference signal with bessel chirps & PN sequences, & TV receiver using such signal Public/Granted day:2002-09-26
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