Abstract:
An object is to provide a display method and device for displaying an information code, in which an information code can be displayed on a display without affecting the image being displayed. A one subfield among N subfields is used as a subfield for displaying an information code as a two-dimensional code, and the other subfields are used as subfields for displaying a primary image, in a process in which intermediate brightness is displayed using the N subfields for each unit display interval.
Abstract:
A plurality of tracks are spirally arranged in a group on an optical disc. The tracks in the group are simultaneously radiated by laser beams. Adjacent tracks in the group are disposed at a radial distance d1, and adjacent spots of the laser beams on the tracks are disposed at a radial distance ds which is smaller than the distance d1.
Abstract:
A temperature control device with high accuracy and stability comprising a heating device and a cooling device which are controlled by separate control circuits for performing proportional control, integral control, derivative control and the like. A ratio of energy supply periods to predetermined control periods is thereby varied, on the basis of a controlled variable calculated from direction, size, change velocity and the like of deviation of actual temperature of a controlled medium from desired set temperature so as to control heating and cooling energy supplies for the heating and cooling devices. The heating energy and cooling energy supplies for the heating and cooling devices can be separately controlled by means of different proportional bands.
Abstract:
A crosstalk detector for detecting the crosstalk of signals optically read from a recording medium having a plurality of tracks. The read signal levels between adjacent tracks at the positions where crosstalk detecting signals are recorded are compared and used to calculate a quantity of crosstalk of the read signals.
Abstract:
An apparatus in which a high vision signal having 1125 horizontal lines per frame is divided into three signals and three channel signals each having 375 horizontal lines per frame are obtained wherein the resultant three channel signals are time base expanded, three channel signals in a base band of 10 MHz are obtained, and the three channel signals are independently recorded onto a medium. A recording medium on which signals is recorded and processed by the above apparatus is provided.
Abstract:
An apparatus for suppressing noises in a color video signal is constructed to extract a frequency band component of the color video signal, to limit the amplitude of the extracted frequency band component, and to subtract the component, which is limited in amplitude, from the color video signal. Thus, a beat component such as a beat component generated by the interference between the main carrier signal and the color carrier signal of a recording video signal is removed from a video signal obtained after demodulation.
Abstract:
A tangential error signal generator to be used in a PAL type video disc player in which a synchronous signal such as a pilot burst signal extracted from a color video signal read from a video disc of PAL type is compared with a reference periodic signal so as to produce a phase error signal representative of the phase difference between the synchronous signal and the reference periodic signal. The phase error signal is amended in accordance with the jump direction and the jump distance required for a desired mode of reproduction in the video disc player such as a still, fast or slow mode of reproduction.
Abstract:
In a tracking servo system of a recording-disc information reading and reproducing apparatus such as a video disc player, a tracking error signal indicative of an amount of deviation of an information pickup medium such as a focused spot of a scanning beam of light from a target track of the recording disc being scanned is amplified with a gain which is varied as the pickup medium is displaced radially of the recording disc between an outer peripheral area and a central area of the disc.
Abstract:
A digital frequency synthesizer radio receiver, comprising a scan memory for storing a digital value data concerning a broadcasting frequency; a digital value data entry device for selectively entering a digital value concerning a broadcasting frequency; a preset memory having a plurality of storing locations, each adapted for storing a digital value concerning a specified broadcasting frequency, a channel selector coupled to said preset memory for selecting one of said storing locations thereof, said preset memory being responsive to said channel selector and said digital value data entry device for loading the entered digital value data in the location of the preset memory selected by the channel selector; and a phase locked loop selectively and operatively coupled to either of said scan memory and said preset memory for providing an oscillation frequency signal the frequency of which is associated with the digital value data loaded in the selected one of said scan memory and the preset memory. Preferably, said scan memory comprises a plurality of memories, each allotted for a frequency band, and said preset memory is structured such that each location comprises a plurality of regions, each allotted for a frequency band, whereby a multiband frequency synthesizer radio receiver is provided.
Abstract:
A flip-flop having a reset preferential function, comprising a set input terminal, a reset input terminal, a clock signal source operatively coupled through a field effect transistor to the set input terminal, a capacitance formed at the gate electrode of the field effect transistor, a charge control transistor controllable responsive to the clock signal for precharging the capacitance prior to the clock signal, a discharge control transistor controllable responsive to the reset signal for discharging the capacitance, whereby the capacitance is precharged prior to the clock signal and is discharged responsive to the reset signal, the field effect transistor being rendered conductive as a function of the electric charge of the capacitance, the clock signal source being operatively coupled to the set input terminal as a function of the conduction state of the field effect transistor, whereby the flip-flop is set responsive to the leading edge of the clock signal and is reset responsive to the reset signal in preference to the clock signal.